[Mr. Jeeves]

"I feel a little hypocritical," says the college student, "because I favor a bigger government in terms of more spending on social programs and healthcare, but here I am not paying an income tax."

2005 Nominee, Dumbest Statement of the Year. ;)

[dfwgator]

"I feel a little hypocritical," says the college student, "because I favor a bigger government in terms of more spending on social programs and healthcare, but here I am not paying an income tax." 2005 Nominee, Dumbest Statement of the Year. ;)

She's just a typical liberal.

[Zhangliqun]

"I feel a little hypocritical," says the college student, "because I favor a bigger government in terms of more spending on social programs and healthcare, but here I am not paying an income tax."

2005 Nominee, Dumbest Statement of the Year. ;)

I live in LA and worked one year as a tax interviewer for H&R Block. The musician and actoid types -- the big socialists -- were also the biggest, sleaziest tax cheats we ever saw in there. Any movie an aspiring actoid rented qualified as a deduction in their eyes. Some would just tell us to "make" the deduction in this or that section "bigger". We would comply -- we had to -- but we would tell them that it would be on them if they were audited. We would put notes along with the return on sending them back to the local Quality Control office saying that we gave the taxpayer that disclaimer so H&R would be covered.

[bfree]

She's a typical democrat.