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Tax Politics

The Politics of Taxes

Hunter Biden’s “Statute of Limitations”

It has been widely written that the criminal charges against Hunter Biden, with respect to his tax evasion, were severely hampered because the IRS let the statute of limitations lapse. But it is clear to anybody that’s ever worked with the IRS that this is blatant coverup. It’s hard to know exactly what happened, but the fact remains that the IRS never lets the statute of limitations lapse....
WSJ: Income Equality, Not Inequality, Is the Problem

Phill Gramm and John Early do a nice job laying out the misnomer that income inequality is the problem. This concept of inequality really became a selling point during the Obama administration when the Democrats consistently implored that "millionaires and...

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The Average Joe and the IRS

The Internal Revenue Service is inept to such a degree that it could rightly be called criminal. The problems go beyond the numerous cited issues, such as only answering 10% of taxpayer calls or a backlog of 21 million unprocessed tax returns. The Treasury Inspector...

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WSJ: This is Your IRS at Work

You have the Editorial Board at the WSJ taking the IRS to task. The following article outlines numerous problems listed in multiple agency audits, and yet Congress is still eager to give the IRS an extra $80 billion. I've reprinted it below. The new Inflation...

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Biden’s Most Recent Scam

The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 is a scam, and the very name insults the American populace. Our President, Joe Biden, was quoted saying, "Yesterday, I spoke with both Senator Schumer and Manchin and offered my support for a historic agreement to fight inflation...

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The Climate Crime

Let's concede the claim that man-made climate change is real and poses significant harm to humanity as a whole. That statement is then used as a rallying cry to inflict irrevocable damage on today's generation, both the rich and the poor. So often in American society,...

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