Reason TV Destroys Hillary Clinton’s Tax Theories
Hillary Clinton opened her mouth this week—the same mouth that she insisted on opening during the campaign, resulting in our most corrupt and juvenile president ever.
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Fair Tax Update
For those supporters of the Fair Tax in Missouri, here is an update that was sent out this morning. HJR-56 Our House bill passed out of the Ways & Means Committee last week but has not been turned into the clerk for further action. Immediate action in the house is critical to our bill staying [...]
The Video that Says It All
H/T Tea partyer, Stan W.
White House “We’re going to return 10% more of what we stole from you”
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Initial Thoughts On Prop A Campaign Aftermath
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Are you $650 Overpaid?
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Arnold Councilman Delinquent On His Taxes
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Purgason Introduces Bill to End Income Taxes ***UPDATED***
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