Sorry, ain't gonna happen.
He's not interested in your opinions or any interaction.
He's just here for the hits. Check it:
http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/by:landsbaum/index?tab=comments;brevity=full;options=no-change
... of 3, 1 of 4, 1 of 10, etc.
Yeah, I looked at that before I posted my comment.
Dr. Laffer Proposes a 5.8% Flat Tax for All Californians
... "Eureka!" surveys California’s economic history and fiscal policies beginning with Governor Ronald Reagan. Dr. Laffer shows the results of public policies that have powered extraordinary growth for the state, and those that produced economic decline. In "Eureka!", he examines:
•the economic performance of all 50 states by comparing tax policies -- including personal income tax rates as well as corporate, estate, and sales taxes
•the economic performance of right-to-work states versus forced-union states·
•Californians’ Form 1040s over a 15-year period to evaluate the migration patterns of Californians at various income levels.
•the root causes of California’s housing booms and busts, and
•the power of the unions, bureaucrats, and other special interests that have held back the state from overcoming its fiscal problems...
Laffer will be appearing at the Lincoln Club of Orange County this evening to raise funds for the Stop Special Interest Money Now initiative, which he has endorsed. "The November statewide initiative will stop the flow of special-interest money from corporations and unions to Sacramento politicians. Analysts are already branding it a battle that could “change the balance of power” in Sacramento." Dr. Laffer concludes Eureka! with recommendations for reform, including a flat personal income tax rate of 5.8 percent for all Californians. “California has been on a rollercoaster ride up and down the Laffer Curve,” said Dr. Laffer. “How do you think I got the idea in the first place?”