It's not our choice to make. I just don't think your version of this is going to fly in DC. Like it or not, the powers that be know how to tax and spend, and they aren't about to forget it. Let's just watch and see what happens. This year could be a watershed year for this issue. We'll know soon enough. And certainly if yours flies, I'll have to give you credit for getting it right. Fair enough?
. I just don't think your version of this is going to fly in DC.
Hmm, on the one hand I see a bill HR25, that has gained more that 50 co-sponsors in the the last session of Congress and introduction into the Senate with more coming on line as a consequence of current successes in the recent election.
OTOH hand, ........... oops no APT, and no support anywhere to be seen.
This year could be a watershed year for this issue.
Maybe, maybe not, though should be interesting for what it accomplishes in permanant rate reduction and setting things up for the essential pushes toword enactment of an NRST sometime in the next four years of this presidential term anyway.
. And certainly if yours flies, I'll have to give you credit for getting it right.
Don't see why since I don't predicate anything on what a particular session of Congress will or will not do.
I only work toward what should be done, and if and when the American people move towards critical mass in support of it, it'll happen out of their efforts not mine.