[Arthur Wildfire! March]

This will cause an immediate fan club of the IRS. I can't believe Chris Cox. He will have done more to make the IRS popular than any demon-rat ever had.

All those mothers, 2/3rds of whom had been the initiatators of the divorce in the first place, mostly over money. These so-called 'wives' who vowed for richer or poorer with their fingers crossed, will love and adore their knight in shining armor, the IRS. Sweet dreams.

[Orangedog]

This will go a long way to making the IRS (and with it, the tax code) politically untouchable, moreso than it already is. We saw the begining of that when there was what looked like serious talk a few years ago about putting the IRS on a tight leash, or even abolishing it. The dems were quick to put a big smiley face on the agency because they hand out the "earned" income tax credit, which is really just welfare for the lower-middle class. Now we have the RINO's signing onto this one.

If you have sons, the day is coming when you may want to strongly advise them to get a vasectomy for their 18th birthday, rather than risk becoming a slave to the state. Sad, but that day is coming.