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To: dc-zoo

That should get about 99% of the undecided and 50% of the democrats! What a great idea.

What about the vast number of "married couples with 2 kids that make under $32,000" that fell off the tax rolls? I don't think they will like it.

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67 posted on 08/01/2004 6:32:07 PM PDT by fuzzy122
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To: fuzzy122

People may have "fallen off the tax rolls" but they still have to pay FICA, they still have to file every year. The NRST would also pay for Social Security, and people would get to keep their entire paychecks. That is a winner.


90 posted on 08/01/2004 6:51:30 PM PDT by denydenydeny
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To: fuzzy122; ancient_geezer

They really have not "fallen off the tax rolls."

Roughly 25% of the retail price of every domestic good and service is a cleverly hidden "tax cost of government."

The NRST eliminates corporate taxes and eliminates this hidden tax on all consumers.

Low income folks fare very well with the Fair Tax.

Geezer, you are on! Do your thing!


128 posted on 08/01/2004 7:16:05 PM PDT by Taxman (So that the beautiful pressure does not diminish!)
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To: fuzzy122

What about the vast number of "married couples with 2 kids that make under $32,000" that fell off the tax rolls? I don't think they will like it.



If they are so stupid as to only make $16,000 apiece, they won't be so clever as to know that this would take them off the gravy train.

Note:

This also makes the federal gay marriage issue go away, because marital status does not affect taxes.


135 posted on 08/01/2004 7:18:08 PM PDT by Atlas Sneezed (Your Friendly Freeper Patent Attorney)
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