To: Man50D
I am still not sold on the Fair Tax. I'm open to learning about it more, but I like Steve Forbes response to it and I'm still in the Milton Freedman, U of Chicago camp, in preferring the flat tax. I'm willing to consider anything, but the Fair Tax appears to be a Libertarian approach versus a conservative approach. Meaning, it sounds good on paper but unworkable considering realities of life.
To: Morgan in Denver
I am still not sold on the Fair Tax. I'm open to learning about it more, but I like Steve Forbes response to it and I'm still in the Milton Freedman, U of Chicago camp, in preferring the flat tax. I'm willing to consider anything, but the Fair Tax appears to be a Libertarian approach versus a conservative approach. Meaning, it sounds good on paper but unworkable considering realities of life.
I suggest you visit the Fair Tax website at
http://www.fairtax.org and
Fair Tax FAQ's. As far as your statement concerning the Fair Tax being Libertarian concept I suggest you read
FAQ #39 before you reach a conclusion about the Fair Tax.
23 posted on
12/18/2005 5:13:03 PM PST by
Man50D
To: Morgan in Denver
"....the Fair Tax appears to be a Libertarian approach..."
That is an interesting comment, considering how many Libertarians oppose the FairTax and want to eliminate taxes altogether. Talk about an unworkable approach!!
117 posted on
12/21/2005 5:42:41 PM PST by
phil_will1
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