This week we celebrate the birthdays of George Washington and
Abraham Lincoln. Considered by many historians to be our two
greatest presidents, they came from vastly different backgrounds. Read More.
Now that Senator Cruz and Governor Kasich have suspended their
campaigns, Donald Trump is the “presumptive” Republican nominee
for President. A key question is if a President Trump … Read More.
It is interesting that almost everyone that learns about the
FAIRtax says, “That makes a lot of sense.” The few people who
don’t see the FAIRtax as a huge benefit mostly live in or around
D.C.... Read More.
The word “philanthropy” derives from the ancient Greek word
“philanthropia”, meaning “to love people.” Since the founding of
the United States, there have … Read More.
Governor Mike Huckabee has left the race for the Republican
nomination for President. He was a tireless advocate for the
FAIRtax, the only real tax reform and will continue to be. Read More.
Congressman Woodall’s excellent report explains that The Ways And
Means Committee Members are much more interested in how
consumption taxes can work and why they work … Read More.
A nation’s tax that is border adjustable is one that taxes
imports and domestic goods the same way but does not tax the
nation’s exports. This is a subsidy from the nation to make its
exports more competitive. Read More.
For those of us who have been working for many years to get real
tax reform, it is very frustrating to see the D.C. politicians
express their agreement with real tax reform. Read More.
There is continuing good news for all FAIRtax supporters. Rob
Woodall, the sponsor for the FAIRtax in the House of
Representatives, and I literally bumped into each other in the
halls of the Longworth House Office Building this week. Read More.
Many times we have explained the FAIRtax to someone and received
the reply, “A great idea but it will never happen.” Of course,
throughout history there are … Read More.