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I just got back from a Fairtax book signing...


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All I can say is "wow"... there were at least 300+ people crammed into the tiny bookstore at Brookwood mall.

I was able to get my copy of the fairtax book, as well as my old copy of 'The Terrible Truth about Liberals' signed by Neal Boortz, along with Georgia Congressman John Lender.

http://www.fairtax.org/

I support HR 25 and have for awhile. Read up on it if you haven't.

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The Fairtax book is now in it's 4th printing, and is in the #1 Bestseller list on the New York Times.

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You are again allowed to edit your posts within like 5 or 10 minutes. And within two or three it won't even show it has been edited.

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God forbid I put such strain on the forum software... where we have less than 50 posts per day.

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I support it as well $iLk, but being a realist, I know that it ain't gonna happen.

The tax system is what gives the politicians their power, and they are NOT going to vote away their greatest tool for that power, no matter how much we scream and yell and have a fit.

There is only ONE way that we will ever get a fair tax, and that is quite impossible in this day and age, WAY too many sheeple.

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I disagree, I believe that if you make enough noise things 'will' change. Even Democrats are starting to take note on immigration (albeit timidly).

I've been a pessimist lately, but I was inspired last night. Even though I disagree with Neal Boortz on many issues, he had my respect last night completely.

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Originally posted by $iLk:

I disagree, I believe that if you make enough noise things 'will' change. Even Democrats are starting to take note on immigration (albeit timidly).

I've been a pessimist lately, but I was inspired last night. Even though I disagree with Neal Boortz on many issues, he had my respect last night completely.

Democrats making noise about immigration?

Oh, you must mean the Democrat governors of New Mexico and Arizona.

Give it 2 months, the minutemen will leave the border, because the "states" are doing something, and then the states won't do a fricking thing.

This immigration thing is a putup job.

And the fairtax? Forget about it, it's NEVER gonna happen....

  • 2 weeks later...
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I have no intention of forgetting about it. When HR25 was first introduced in 1999 it had a single Congressman sponsor. Now it has 53, and even the President of the United States has spoken about it.

Politicians don't want to do anything big because they are scared of losing votes. The more popular support behind the idea, the more support it will gain in Congress.

These people know that the Fairtax would be good for government and individuals.

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Originally posted by $iLk:

I have no intention of forgetting about it. When HR25 was first introduced in 1999 it had a single Congressman sponsor. Now it has 53, and even the President of the United States has spoken about it.

Politicians don't want to do anything big because they are scared of losing votes. The more popular support behind the idea, the more support it will gain in Congress.

These people know that the Fairtax would be good for government and individuals.

53 out of 535?

It ain't gonna happen $iLk, the tax system is what gives them their power, it allows the Democrats their Class warfare rhetoric, and everything else in between.

It allows them Pork Barrel projects that will get them reelected, and allows them to punish those that don't support their views.

It also gives them an incedible tax beauracracy, called the IRS, that will and can do ANYTHING it wants to do.

Fairtax is a great dream, but it will NEVER happen, Way too many people depend on the mess we have now, for their power and to keep the sheeple in line.

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Something is going to have to change eventually. Our current tax structure will not support the government indefinitely.

Besides, the book was just released. I wouldn't be surprised if that 53 became 200 within the next two years.

  • 4 weeks later...
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Positive word on Capitol Hill due to the strong book sales. Apparently the House is going to push the measure for a vote sometime late this year or early next year.

Many house Republicans are looking at making it a campaign issue.

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