[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Both the Rats and the RINOs are in favor of the money-grubbing, stinking IRS.

Here's the antidote:

[BlkConserv]

Libertarian Party

Wake me when a Libertine gets elected - and not to obscure positions such as the village treasurer or the town clerk of courts.

[dljordan]

Oh you've done it now! You've mentioned the name of "The Party Who Cannot be Named" on Free Republic. Now you'll be accused of being a misguided anarchist who wants to get stoned and rape children.

[Remedy]

Ten Worst Tax Laws Reform efforts: In 2001, Representatives Ron Paul (R.-Tex.), Jeff Flake (R.-Ariz.), and Steve Largent (R.-Okla.) introduced H.R. 1364, the Cost of Government Awareness Act, which would have eliminated the withholding of income taxes and required individuals to pay income taxes in monthly installments. No serious effort is now under way to pass such a law.

National Retail Sales Tax Alliance - Jon Dougherty Commentary Patriotism, as it regards our American flag, is at an all-time high," said Herman Cain of the 420,000-member Americans for Fair Taxation, or AFT. "But there's also an analogy [regarding taxes] to the American flag that isn't so patriotic."

Also, Michael J. Graetz, the Justus S. Hotchkiss professor of law at Yale University and a former deputy assistant secretary of the treasury for tax policy, says 100 million Americans shouldn't be paying an income tax.

"In his essay, '100 Million Unnecessary Returns: A Fresh Start for the U.S. Tax System,' published in the current issue of the Yale Law Journal, Graetz cites several reasons to reform the current U.S. income tax," says the M2 Presswire. "Among them are growing public perception that the income tax is unfair and overly complex; the trend toward aggressive tax planning and tax avoidance; and the increasingly unmanageable administrative burden placed on the Internal Revenue Service."