Category: Taxes

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A representative of the U.S. Tax Code and a representative of the Fair Tax explains how it works.

Bryan Fischer points out various problems with Walt Minnick’s recovery plan including this point, “Deficit spending is bad whether we are talking about $174 billion or $900 billion.”

Apparently, Fischer has missed the fact that we’re no longer in …

Tom lauds the spirit of Netflix CEO Reed Hastings who writes a New York Times guest editorial called, “Please, Raise My Taxes.” Tom is in  the Obama/Biden 1.0 mode that it’s patriotic to pay taxes. I don’t know …

I’m just about finished with my taxes. As is usual because of my various sidelines, odd jobs, and various and sundry sources of income, I’m waiting for one final 1099 before I can close the book on this tax year.

When …

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Barack Obama wants government education beginning early-soon after birth. (Hat Tip: Education Watch.)

Obama has a plan to take us back to the 1970s with more than half the income of top earners going to the government, …

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Obama friend and retired domestic terrorist Bill Ayers has a blog and he hasn’t matured a whole lot since the 1960s. John McCain goes after Obama on the whole situation, at last showing some …

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This video points out the inequities of our current tax code, but raises concerns about a Fair Tax for fear that without the repeal of the 16th Amendment, the Federal Government could impose both taxes. It proposes a United Effort …

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Obama psychoanalyzes cultural conservatives.

The NAACP gives Jeremiah Wright a platform. (Hat Tip: Michelle Malkin.)

Hillary has selective late night success.

Meanwhile a recent poll shows Bob Barr at 7% nationally as Republicans get …

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Many are tightening their belts in these tight economic times. There are Several State governments that aren’t and would rather try and squeeze taxpayers.

Iowa looks at taxing typos, while California goes after music …