[UCFRoadWarrior]

I find it interesting that the opponents of the Fair Tax would want to keep the Karl Marx Income Tax.

Yes, Karl Marx is the father of income tax

I am no Huckabee fan, but the FairTax is a much better way to raise revenue without punishing achievement.

I dont know about you, but a tax proposed by John Linder and Neal Boortz is a helluva lot better than a tax proposed by Karl Marx

[Mojave]

I find it interesting that the opponents of the Fair Tax would want to keep the Karl Marx Income Tax. Yes, Karl Marx is the father of income tax

A national American income tax was first proposed during the War of 1812. Karl Marx was born in 1818.

Fair Taxers live to lie.

[Daveinyork]

As long as the government spends as much as it does, no tax system will make anyone happy, unless they pay less than they collect in benefits.

[DivaDelMar]

I’m no fan of Huckabee. I despise some of his positions, but none of the other candidates have given me ANY reason to vote for them. I might just have to hold my nose and vote for Huckabee.

[William Terrell]

I dont know about you, but a tax proposed by John Linder and Neal Boortz is a helluva lot better than a tax proposed by Karl Marx

A tax on consumption will certainly fund our socialist programs more efficiently and with less political risk than a tax on income. Matter of a fact, HR25, like HR2525, and its prebate provisions, makes socialist programs accessible to more people than ever before.

[xcamel]

Sorry, the income tax predates Karl Marx by a couple hundred years. Try again. (Typical FT/TP - Doesn’t know history, and doomed to repeat it.)