No, keep the current tax structure

The government should raise taxes on the rich because they can afford it, versus taxing the people who struggle with bills

Wealth inequality has increased as a direct result of Ronald Reagan's tax cuts for the rich. The rich are allowed more and more money to corrupt their already vast amount of power.

The current structure has shown that multibillion dollar companies and individuals can pay less in taxes, both as a percent of total income and in a strict dollar amount, than some of the hardest working American citizens. The public good can benefit so much more from just a fraction of that money that it makes it worth increasing corporate and wealth taxes.