Nope. How about we move to a consumption tax? The FAIR Tax model (without that silly ‘prebate’ stuff) is the right way to fund government.
Agreed but for the lack of a phase-in strategy that makes sense. I've heard numbers everywhere between ten and thirty percent quoted as the necessary rate of consumption tax. Say it's 20%; day one every purchase costs 20% more (less local sales taxes?). Bread, milk, gas, a car, a house. The hidden costs of taxation going away will eventually reduce costs to manufacturers and distributors and result in lower prices, maybe a wash over time. But the first few weeks/months/year are likely to be painful.