Blogs: FairTax

I am a member of RTP and a supporter of the FairTax so I know both rather well. Although individual members of RTP support the FairTax, RTP as a body has not endorsed it, thus dispelling all the horrors Vaught attributed to that ...

Scary words from the old man, huh? Here's a decent article about the newly political awakening masses from today's offering on InfoWars. Posted by HOOSIERS FOR FAIR TAX at Thursday, July 29, 2010 ...

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Flat tax, Fair tax, progressive tax. Call it whatever you want, the fact is the people that generate the most income will end up paying the most in taxes. Whichever way we go, you'll still end up paying about the same amount. ...

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His brightest star is his support of the Fair Tax. After it is implemented, our country will become a tax haven for every company in the world, because there will be no tax on capital or labor. The Fair Tax is the ultimate solution to ...

Agreed, but that's one hell of a trick and the Fair Tax proposal doesn't even come close. (I really, really wish it did since it seems to be getting some traction, but I think it makes abuse by lawmakers much easier than with the income ...

The Fair Tax Blog The Fair Tax Blog aims to persuade the American public that the hidden costs of the current federal tax system are too high. Their solution is a different kind of tax that isn't taken out of paychecks but is more like ...

A fair tax or flat tax is not the answer. All a flat tax will do is increase the cost of goods and decrease the productivity. First cut spending, I mean big time. Second we need to end the Federal Reserve and Central Banking system. ...