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To: DennisR
Not a bad idea, but they would never see them. Some twerp on their staff would trash them. Those Congresscritters and Senators will do nothing to upset the cash cart wheeling in our taxes in trillion dollar bundles.

I just spent a week of headaches filling out all the papers and conforming to the multitude of laws regulating my small home business. I came up with yet another big donation to the Feds. I am so irritated I can hardly stand it! I worked my keester off for a year, hoping to make a few extra bucks, but with my expenses and the taxes, it's hopeless. Depressing, but the Feds don't care about us "little folk" that people like Hillary hate so much.

Bring on the flat or sales tax! Neither can be any worse than our idiotic tax code, devised and regulated by morons that we pay to assure that we will continue to pay and pay and pay. Hate 'em!

78 posted on 03/31/2002 3:51:50 PM PST by Paulus Invictus
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To: Paulus Invictus
Well, wouldn't someone see them? After all, if they get enough of them, they have to open all of them just in case it is something besides a tax booklet or newspaper section. Even if the Senator nevers sees one of them, I would think they would be made aware of their arrival one way or the other. It's at least worth a try this year. And next year. And the year after that.
81 posted on 03/31/2002 4:01:44 PM PST by DennisR
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To: Paulus Invictus
Another thing--government at all levels picks on guys and gals like you because you do not have enough votes to change things. That is why using a flat-rate tax would help you. It would limit how much the government could jerk you around. You are the folks who help make this country what it is today, and you have my profound respect.
83 posted on 03/31/2002 4:04:11 PM PST by DennisR
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