Constitutional Challenge: Repealing the 16th Amendment wouldn't kill the income tax

Reason Magazine ^ | January 1999 | David B. Levenstam

[Paul C. Jesup]

I am voting for Cain in the GA Republican Primary, that should answer your question.

[ancient_geezer]

Definitly a good move.

Cain is good people from all I have been seen of him.

[ancient_geezer]

But the folks at Americans for Fair Taxation seem rather stingy with bumper stickers.

I'm contacting a couple of the folks I know over there, will see what can be done to pry some out, or at the least make artwork available for download so they can be printed at Kinkos etc. by those who would be willing to go that route.

Biggest problem folks need to realise, is that we are not kidding this really has been a grassroots effort from day one. Not many dollars for large campaigns yet available.

I'll get right back to you as soon as I get a reply from them. I'll FRmail you as to what I can find out.

Taxman might be of some help too, as his contacts are with the NRSTA folks who are on the same page.

[ancient_geezer]

See 40 & 43 above.

[CliffC]

Howdy all:

Visit FairTax INFO! and, if you've not already done so,
please take the Survey on that website.

Cliff Cofer - West Des Moines, Iowa

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Bye, bye... Income Tax (and IRS)!  We won't miss ya' at all!

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[djreece]

marking for later

[Bigun]

Spot on Taxman! Couldn't have said it better myself but I have to wonder why it is, seemingly, so hard for many to make the connection as to what has happened here.

I second the motion on reading Adam's book For Good and Evil: The Impact of Taxes on the Course of Civilization. It is a REAL eye opener and the ONLY book of it's kind ever published that I know about.

[Taxman]

Thought you might like to add your $.02 worth, Bigun. 'Course, your $.02 is worth a hellofalot more than $.02!