How simple is this really?

How simple is this? To me, extremely simple......

From Neal Boortz's website: HOW SIMPLE IS THIS REALLY?

"So ... you're a Barack Obama supporter. You can hardly wait until that magical moment when you can walk into a voting booth and cast your vote for him. Fine. Whatever works for you, right? But can you stop for just a moment and tell me if this really is going to work for you?

Let's talk about your job. Who do you work for. Are you part of that 70% of Americans who work for a small business? If you're newly hired, is your new job part of the 80% of all new jobs that have been created in the private sector by small businessmen? If so, your boss .. the man you work for; the person who signs your paychecks .. that is the very person that is right in the crosshairs for your candidate's proposals for tax increases.

So, before you cast that vote ... know what is at stake. Know that Obama wants to raise taxes – and raise them substantially – on the man or woman you work for. Are you absolutely certain this is not going to have any adverse affect on your job? Tell you what ... why don't you ask him?

Something to think about."

I Hate Eminent domain

One of the abusive powers of government that I despise the most is eminent domain. Just writing the words makes my blood boil. Neal Boortz had a segment on his radio program this morning with Don Corace. Don Corace has written a book called "Government Pirates" which was published by Harper Collins and can also be found at amazon.com.

For anyone who enjoys property rights, I think this book may be a necessary read. I have just ordered my copy.

For more information on eminent domain and what can be done about it, visit the "Castle Coalition."

The FairTax

I just purchased the book, "FairTax: The Truth. Answering the Critics" written by one of my favorite radio personalities, Neal Boortz, and Congressman John Linder (R-Ga).

From the FairTax website:

"The FairTax plan is a comprehensive proposal that replaces all federal income and payroll based taxes with an integrated approach including:

• A progressive national retail sales tax.
• A prebate to ensure no American pays federal taxes on spending up to the poverty level.
• Dollar-for-dollar federal revenue neutrality.
• Repeal of the 16th Amendment through companion legislation."

Any talk of a fair and uncomplicated tax code makes me happy. And of course, who can dislike a book which has a "no IRS" pic on its cover?