To: phil_will1
Heard a fellow on the radio this morning that suggested 10 members of the US Congress be selected at random and forced to figure their own taxes.
Any Senator or Representative that made a mistake was to be immediately executed.
He guaranteed that the tax code would be simplified by next April 15th. Sounds like it would work to me.
4 posted on
04/15/2004 7:19:54 PM PDT by
ZOOKER
To: ZOOKER
suggested 10 members of the US Congress be selected at random and forced to figure their own taxes. Any Senator or Representative that made a mistake was to be immediately executed.
AT RANDOM!???
That's discrimination! What about affirmative action? How can all the minority groups be assured they are properly represented?
Obviously the fellow on the radio has not thought this thing all the way through!
/sarcasm>
5 posted on
04/15/2004 7:44:24 PM PDT by
TaxPayer2000
(The United States shall guarantee to every state in this union a republican form of government,)
To: ZOOKER; ancient_geezer
Heard a fellow on the radio this morning that suggested 10 members of the US Congress be selected at random and forced to figure their own taxes. Actaully, this is the seed of a really good idea. Get your congressman and Senators on record. Do they figure their own taxes, yes or no?
11 posted on
04/15/2004 9:18:25 PM PDT by
an amused spectator
(Kristen didn't want to learn how to land the 9/11 Commission; she only wanted to steer)
To: ZOOKER
18 posted on
04/16/2004 5:37:37 AM PDT by
vannrox
(The Preamble to the Bill of Rights - without it, our Bill of Rights is meaningless!)
To: ZOOKER
Heard a fellow on the radio this morning that suggested 10 members of the US Congress be selected at random and forced to figure their own taxes.
Any Senator or Representative that made a mistake was to be immediately executed. He guaranteed that the tax code would be simplified by next April 15th. Sounds like it would work to me.
Works for me too.
We just need a catchy name for it. I am serious!
THE ULTIMATE FAIR TAX
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