[PowderMonkey]

Already underway. We have a standing U.S. Senator openly calling for the abolishment...let me repeat that for emphasis...the abolishment of the IRS. The U.S. constitution, Amendment 14, Section 4: a"The validity of the public debt of the United States, authorized by law, including debts incurred for payment of pensions and bonuses for services in suppressing insurrection or rebellion, shall not be questioned." Fork. In. The. Road. Whereas, I've not heard any strident voices in opposition around here, it would seem to me Texas has made its choice.

[Tau Food]

We have a standing U.S. Senator openly calling for the abolishment...let me repeat that for emphasis...the abolishment of the IRS.

Abolition of the IRS? What does that mean?

Does that mean no more taxes? Does that mean that the government will be funded solely by voluntary contributions? Pass the hat? That would be revolutionary!

Or, does abolition of the IRS mean that we will continue to have taxes, but we'll change the name of the collection agency to Department of Fiscal Enhancements? Would that be revolutionary?