Not raise taxes on those who are working to pay off student loan debt.

Raising taxes on those who are actively paying off student loans would be devastating and unjust. This group of individuals who are paying off debt includes thousands of physicians who have spent many years of training to become good doctors in order to take care of those who are sick in this great country. Some may be just getting started in their careers, starting their family, and have been ridden with student loan debt from college and medical school. Although many physicians enjoy the benefits of a decent salary, most will have over $200,000 of debt to pay off. It would be a shame to raise taxes on the doctors in this country who are young, fresh out of medical school/residency training, and still working hard to pay off educational loans.