Huckabee just took credit for Congressman John Linder and Neil Bortz, "Fair Tax," calling it the "Consumption Tax." Good tax ideas but, he should give credit accordingly.
Bortz will be on a tirade tomorrow.
Huckabee just took credit for Congressman John Linder and Neil Bortz, "Fair Tax," calling it the "Consumption Tax." Good tax ideas but, he should give credit accordingly.
Huckabee just took credit for Congressman John Linder and Neil Bortz, "Fair Tax," calling it the "Consumption Tax." Good tax ideas but, he should give credit accordingly.
Other than slow internet, can you pick up Boortz on the radio around here? What channel? I'd love to hear that.
Yes, I was surprised the credit should go to Duncan Hunter (according to CNN's website). I didn't know he had co-sponsored the proposal, and not with Ron Paul, who, if you listen to his supporters, invented the idea.:roll:
Self correction- the Fair Tax seems to be co-sponsored by a quite a few people over the years. But I still didn't see Ron Paul's name on any list. Am I missing a list somewhere that includes him?
Thanks. I found the station.I get him on WRJM 93.7 in the mornings. I am in and out of my vehicle but I know he is on around 9. Keep in mind I am mostly north of the bay.
Congressman John Linder first introduced the "Fair Tax" Bill in 1999, and there are over 50 co-sponsors, but it is Linder who wrote the Bill first.
As for Ron Paul, I think he heavily identifies with the economic principles of Adam Smith and the "Fair Tax." Like any true politician, they all want to claim popular ideas, which weren't their own. As more people learn about Linder's Fair Tax, I think we will see even more people love the simple ideas and more efficient system, and they the politicians will check their polls, then jump on-board.

Thanks. I found the station.
