Posted on 08/18/2005 6:34:27 AM PDT by GPBurdell
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Go! Neal! Go!...........
bump.
How long before the choir runs out of money to give to Boortz?
You dont think Boortz used the spell checker? :-)
Yesteray on his radio program, Neal said said that next week is is recording the book onto audio.
According to WSJ, the "fair tax" amounts to a stealthy double tax on boomers retirement. It will force boomers to pay taxes again on already taxed Roth IRA savings. I prefer Steve Forbes 17% flat tax proposal. It hits the blue staters the hardest.
So what. And those with 401(k)s and other pre-tax retirement plans will not have income taxes taken from them. And regarding the flat tax, remember, our current income tax code started as a flat tax on only very few people and it has grown into the monster it is today.
Thanks!
In other words, what's good for you is what's good for the country. Get a life.
PING!!!
Thank you for posting. Go Neal!
Well, actually Rongie, with the passage of the FairTax they'll actually have more money so there's no danger of "running out".
Sorry to disappoint you. Maybe you'd benefit by buying and reading a copy.
Hope not ... I LOVE typos. Show's he's too busy writing and thinking to worry about such nonsense.
Well I suppose pigface, but won't they have to pay more for the book? Somehow you guys seem to think you pass a tax and free money is just generated out of thin air. If you get to 'have more money', guess what, you are going to have to spend more money for the same things. After 7 years of this, I would think that point could have gotten through your thick head, but obviously it hasn't.
They'll all pay a goodly chunck of those savings in the form of hidden taxes - the tax costs embedded into the prices of everything they buy; they're hardly "home free" from taxation.
Nope, Rongie - that's why I call you that as a pet name ... there'll be a lot more economic benefit for most people (possibly even you). And it's anything but generated out of thin air as you claim. It's a logical benefit of removing the tax-bondage that companies and individual taxpayers are now in.
That all goes to help reduce prices, not raise them. You Squirrels should stay in your nests ...
I just finished reading it last night. I was skeptical until I read it, but I'm convinced now. Also, I don't remember a single typo in the book, and I'm a nit-picker when it comes to typos.
Oh yeah, I know pigface. The economy is going to grow 10.4% even though we currently are basically full employment, interest rates will go down despite the overheated economy, saving rates will go up despite everyone spending money to fuel such growth, and little fairies will come from the sky. Out of those predictions, I put the most faith in the last one.
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