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The zero didn't teach anything in college. He was named an associate prof, but if you can find one studend that took a class with him as the professor, I'll eat my hat.
That ended a long time ago with several steps. One of the main ones was the popular election of Senators so that they are beholding to the same people as the Representatives. It wasn't perfect before, but now the States have no advocates in the Congress.
Why not? Why should he know about anything? It is not as if he were in charge or anything. The zero is just a puppet with no brain that is rolled out to make speeches. He purposely doesn't know about anything because knowing things would simply confuse him.
Isn't that what they do now? Add a little Mathew's spittle and some moronic faces from the rest and it's just the zero's talking points repeated as if that will make them true.
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The Senate Does the Bullying for the IRS

Rich L. Wrote: 11 hours ago (11:25 AM)
They have tried exempting 'necessities', but it is too hard to define whether or not a food is a luxury or a necessity. The prebate takes care of that as the individual gets to decide what to spend money on. It is not perfect, but nothing is and this is the best system I have ever seen.
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The Senate Does the Bullying for the IRS

Rich L. Wrote: 11 hours ago (10:30 AM)
You must not have a clue as to how articles are posted on a website. The author does not do the posting or the editing of the final article. Your wrath is aimed at the wrong person.
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The Senate Does the Bullying for the IRS

Rich L. Wrote: 11 hours ago (10:27 AM)
I would rather that the government give money back to the people than to spend on useless social programs that are only supported now due to the tax code. The FairTax is the only way to fund the government properly as the money goes first to the States and then to the Feds from the States. That was the Feds can't hold a gun over the heads of the States to do their bidding.
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The Senate Does the Bullying for the IRS

Rich L. Wrote: 12 hours ago (10:22 AM)
There used to be a common law principle that stated that if a law is too complex to be understood by an average person, then it is unenforcible. That idea got buried many years ago in this country with the idiotic, ignorance of the law is no excuse. Why is it then that most lawyers need an army of paralegals to decipher every single law that has been passed?
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The Senate Does the Bullying for the IRS

Rich L. Wrote: 12 hours ago (10:18 AM)
They wouldn't use the IRS to punish enemies would they? Oops, they did, they did, they did punish their enemies and anyone else that might not be fully on board with the destruction of the US.
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