[CONSERVE]

Okay with example a I get all my pay the company makes or passes along a 10% savings and when john kerry buys all of his new toys he ends up paying more in taxes a year sounds like a win-win situation to me. Plus if you ever have heard a company tell you what they actually spend per hour on labor as opposed to what a person makes an hour what with health benefits and taxes added in then I would think it is a win for all.

[RobFromGa]

option a screws everyone that has accumulated any savings or is on a fixed income because their dollars will suddenly be worth 17% less in the new FairTax markets. So option a is a non-starter unless they are going to exchange those pre-FairTax dollars with new super dollars worth 17% more.

Option b is the only politically viable, non-inflationary model. And option b also offers larger advantages for domestic producers as compared with foreign producers.

[RobFromGa]

option a screws everyone that has accumulated any savings or is on a fixed income because their dollars will suddenly be worth 17% less in the new FairTax markets. So option a is a non-starter unless they are going to exchange those pre-FairTax dollars with new super dollars worth 17% more.

Option b is the only politically viable, non-inflationary model. And option b also offers larger advantages for domestic producers as compared with foreign producers.