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What Was the Most Tragic Policy Development of 2012?

Younger Wrote: Jan 02, 2013 4:37 PM
I had an interesting run-in this past month. Wjile in the process of buying a house, the title company I was dealing with was told by the IRS that I had not filed a return for 2010, qand wanted to know why. When I visited the local IRS office, I was told that there was a record of my having filed, and it was closed. I had taken a copy of my 2010 return with me; it was the stamped as having been received and I was given a copy of it with the stamp on it, to be given to the title company..

I’m not sure I could pick out a significant victory for human freedom in 2012.

Maybe I’m missing something, but the only good policy that’s even worth mentioning was the decision in Wisconsin to rein in the special privileges and excessive compensation for government workers.

But there definitely have been lots of sad developments.

The hard part is picking the most disappointing story.

1. Was it the craven decision...

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