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To: UCFRoadWarrior

The fair tax makes so much sense to me,(seeing as we will always have some form of tax), especially since our entire economy is based on consumerism. I really do hope this thing grows legs.

BTW, perhaps you should contact the million gun owner march that is being planned in washington. Have them hand out info and promote the fair tax to the most patriotic, law abiding, small government minded, entitlement hating, tax PAYING people in the world, us- the Law Abiding gun owners of America. If ever you wanted to promote something pro good for America, THAT is the group you want to go to and reach.


15 posted on 02/05/2009 6:12:30 AM PST by wombtotomb (since its "above his paygrade", why can't we err on the side of caution about when life begins?)
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To: wombtotomb

I have read the books published by Neal Boortz and Rep John Linder....and they pretty well laid out everything regarding how the Fair Tax would work....and how it would benefit the economy

what I really like about the FairTax is that it truly will stimulate economic growth...and would entice manufacturing and industry to set up shop again in America. 0% corporate tax would have this economy booming.

My older brother, who is real keen on finance, just will not stop talking about how great the FairTax is....he always asks me if I read the “FairTax” book (uh, yes, and I have been to the rallies, too)

I would like to got to DC for the Million Gun March, but work and family commitments will have me tied up....but getting the word out on the FairTax closer to home is something I will do.


21 posted on 02/05/2009 6:26:59 AM PST by UCFRoadWarrior (The Threat To Our Soverignty Is Rampant Economic Anti-Americanism)
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