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To: Arcy

The fair tax was not on the ballot. What was on the ballot was if voters would support a retail tax in place of property tax. Boortz is full of it.


40 posted on 07/19/2006 10:52:09 AM PDT by Always Right
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To: Always Right
Boortz is full of it.

Amen to that!

I don't know why anyone puts entertainment personalities in some position of leadership or expertise. IMO that's dumb.

That said, I think the nrst would be very helpful to new construction - lower interest rates, faster savings, higher purchasing power for buyers...

BTW you never argued against my example showing how one of your potential customers would be more able to buy one of your homes under the nrst than the income tax. Is that because you agreed?

47 posted on 07/19/2006 11:00:01 AM PDT by Principled
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To: Always Right
The fair tax was not on the ballot. What was on the ballot was if voters would support a retail tax in place of property tax. Boortz is full of it.

No. On the Cobb ballot, it was asked as a separate question. Didn't read the Gwinnett Cty ballot, but your summary wasn't correct for the one I voted for.
49 posted on 07/19/2006 11:02:19 AM PDT by Robert A Cook PE (I can only donate monthly, but Hillary's ABBCNNBCBS continue to lie every day!)
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To: Always Right; Arcy; Robert A. Cook, PE; Principled

The fair tax was not on the ballot. What was on the ballot was if voters would support a retail tax in place of property tax. Boortz is full of it.

Not according to Gwinnet County official ballot results.

They are telling me Always Right, isn't.

http://www.co.gwinnett.ga.us/elections/index.html


National Sales Tax/Fair Tax REP  
    Total
Number of Precincts   158  
Precincts Reporting   158 100.0 %
Total Votes   35755  

YES   31068 86.89%
NO   4687 13.11%



54 posted on 07/19/2006 11:09:11 AM PDT by ancient_geezer (Don't reform it, Replace it.)
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To: Always Right

Then why did they use the term "fair tax"?


63 posted on 07/19/2006 11:16:49 AM PDT by groanup (Shred For Ian)
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To: Always Right

Wrong. I voted. The choice had nothing to do with "property taxes".


167 posted on 07/19/2006 1:48:00 PM PDT by Arcy
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To: Always Right
The fair tax was not on the ballot. What was on the ballot was if voters would support a retail tax in place of property tax. Boortz is full of it.

Did you mark a Cobb, Gwinnett or Fayette Ballot?

I did, it didn't mention propeerty tax and Boortz is not full of it.
[who does that leave?]

From the AJC:
"Republican voters in Gwinnett and Cobb counties, for example, will get to sound off on illegal immigrants and say whether they'd like the federal income tax replaced with a national sales tax known as the "Fair Tax.""

http://www.ajc.com/metro/content/metro/stories/0718metstraw.html

599 posted on 07/23/2006 9:59:55 PM PDT by higgmeister (In the Shadow of The Big Chicken)
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