[oursacredhonor]

[Semper Paratus]

Another why the 2000 election mattered.

[mattdono]

This is coming...let's not kid ourselves. Rep. Ron Paul deserves our eternal thanks for being one of the only members in Congress that "fights the good fight" on our tax-paying behalf.

GO RON PAUL!

[steve50]

Ron Paul bump, more like him and we might have a chance.

[wild peach]

And people wonder why I am actually proud of my congressman...

[4CJ]

'The meeting is billed as a "Conference on Financing for Development," which is a nice way of saying it’s a conference to consider the best ways to shake down rich nations for money. UN bureaucrats think rich nations like America ought to give more money to poor nations- a lot more- simply because we’re rich. Never mind the billions of foreign aid tax dollars we send overseas every year; never mind the billions donated to overseas charities by Americans, the most charitable people on earth.'

The only people that EVER support taxes are those that benefit from them.

[habs4ever]

Ping for your fave congresscritter:-)

[gjenkins]

Yes! We have our 'conservative' principles just about shored up here in the grand ol' USA. Now it is time to export them to the world!

[gjenkins]

Yes! We have our 'conservative' principles just about shored up here in the grand ol' USA. Now it is time to export them to the world!

[DoctorMichael]

Scary stuff. Bump!

[ColdSteelTalon]

Anyone who advocates a tax on us by a world governing body is a traitor, and anyone who dares to impose such a tax should be resisted with extreme predjudice.

[Texaggie79]

BUMP!

[concerned about politics]

When all our taxes are added together, we pay 50% of our wages. There's tax on everything in NY, even a hidden tax on soda pop.
If the UN makes us pay more, the government will go over the 50% mark and will be taking from us more than we earn. We'll be their working class slaves.