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FairTaxKC on Money Line

admin — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 01:33:41 +0000

FairTaxKC is now appearing on KMBZ Radio 980 AM in the Kansas City area on Peter Newman’s Money Line Show on Saturdays from 11:45am to 1:00pm. Peter Newman is Kansas City’s TAX MAN. He is widely recognized as the most respected Income Tax CPA in the Midwest. He is an ardent supporter of the FairTax movement and has campaigned for over 25 years on his regular radio program to completely repeal the Federal Income Tax even though he makes his living doing tax returns. FairTaxKC is now his chosen guest organization and he gives them one full hour on his Saturday program. His radio audience is over 15,000 and growing. The podcast from last Saturday, July 24^th is now on Youtube (available here) or directly on the KMBZ website (available here).

MN 4 Fair Tax – A YouTube Message

admin — Mon, 31 May 2010 17:08:00 +0000

The National Fair Tax (HR25) is alive and well among the Conservatives in the Congress. Below is a YouTube presentation by Rep. Ileana Ros-Lethien of Florida for your information. We encourage you to contact your Congressmen asking them to actively back a call for a hearing by the House Ways and Means committee, chaired by Charlie Rangle of New York, the person holding up such an action. The more of our citizens that will back a hearing, the sooner it will be heard and possibly moved forward. As all financial proposals have to originate in the House of Representatives, the only way it will move forward is by this committee’s actions.

Thank you for your support of the Fair Tax (HR 25) and (S 296). We are continuing to work for a Fair Tax model for Minnesota.

Dennis Madden
State Director (volunteer)

On-Line Tax Revolt March on Washington

admin — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 17:18:48 +0000

The FairTax campaign has put into motion a powerful On-line Tax Revolt March on Washington, D.C. culminating April 15^th in the largest American tax protest event since the Boston Tea Party. It can’t come a moment to soon.

Over last year there has been a re-awakening of the American tradition of the citizen’s voice in politics and public policy. From coast to coast and in every state people have come together to demand a better government—and a real voice in our government’s policies and practices. There is real and legitimate anger that the entrenched political class has served itself, mislead us and ignored the will of the people. No more.

What is extraordinary is that the Tea Party movement has not been organized by any one political figure, party or campaign operative. These are spontaneous local flowerings of a true grass roots sentiment that we’re in deep trouble as a nation and it won’t get better until we eclipse the self-serving, dishonest and destructive power of those who are bankrupting the nation and treating citizens as nothing more than sheep who can be ever more efficiently sheared.

In Massachusetts and indeed in every state politicians, campaign managers, political experts and pundits have been struck dumb, bewildered by this healthy turn toward a government “of, by and for the people.” Everywhere politicians turn they are seeing that the power of incumbency will be no protection from voters angry that they have been failed by political insiders. This justified anger is, however, often general, unfocused and without specific purpose but the on-line tax revolt is open to all and puts purpose to passion.

Read more about how it will work on the FairTax website.

Visit the Online Tax Revolt website.

The Other Tax Revolt

admin — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 23:46:27 +0000

(Newsweek) While TV screens have been filled with images of a small plane that flew into an IRS building in Austin, computer screens of antitax crusaders have also been especially active today. Many representatives of groups like Fair Tax or the National Taxpayers Union Foundation are here at the CPAC conference in D.C., which also marks Day One of an online tax revolt, an interactive march on Washington where any tax-reform crusader can pick an avatar and start marching.

Read the rest of the article at Newsweek.