Tag: Taxes
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Fairtax / Income Tax / Jason Smith
John McMillen, of Sikeston, MO, posted the following to Jason Smith’s Facebook timeline. It’s GREAT stuff! The American system of private property ownership is the most important guaranty of freedom. This was the corner stone on which our founders built our “Bill of Rights” and our “Constitution.” When personal property rights are respected, honored, and…
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Why Did It Take Till 1/1/2013?
Just a quick and simple post to note exactly why it took until 1/1/2013 to have the Republicans pass the massive tax and spend bill H.R. 8 to avoid the so-called Fiscal Cliff. On 1/1/2013, the taxes went up anyway. Now, the Republicans can spin their vote as an effort to reduce taxes from the…
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Bus Tour Supporting Ice Cream Tax Increase Rolls Into Cape Girardeau
Supporters of a November ballot initiative that would dramatically increase Missouri’s Ice Cream Tax — the lowest in the nation — brought their bus tour to stump for the measure to Cape Girardeau on Tuesday. The Proposition B Ice Cream Tax Bus Tour, sponsored by the Jefferson City-based organization Show-Me A Brighter Future, made a…
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The Real Obama Tax Increase
If the voters authorize your subdivision association to spend $10.00 per year, and they spend $11.00 per year. That’s a $1.00 increase in taxes that dwellers will be required to pay. It’s a 10% tax increase. Now magnify that to the scale of Obama’s 4 years.* American’s authorized the Federal Government to spend $9,836,745,000,000… …yes,…
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Free Candy
Adapted from E-Mail: The folks who are getting the free candy don’t like the folks who are paying for the free candy, because the folks who are paying for the free candy can no longer afford to pay for both the free candy and their own stuff. And, the folks who are paying for the…
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Do U.S. Citizens Really Own Their Homes?
This is a great essay by Paul Arman III questioning the constitutionality of the Real Estate Tax and the tyranny our government employs to evict home-owners without compensations: Every year in the United States (U.S.), people are forced into homelessness because of their inability to pay real estate tax. Every year hundreds of parcels of…
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