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Playmaker
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Denver
Age: 44
Posts: 2,762
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Re: Time for a flat tax
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Yes, the costs will ultimately trickle down to the state residents. You are right, it simply changes the bureaucracy of it. However, it is a big distinction. It means that the states hold the power, and there really is no federal government -- except when the states hold congress together. There would be no "full-time" federal government. Do we really need a federal congress and senate meeting EVERY day -- in addition to the state congresses and senates? It seems redundant and unnecessary to me. IMO, there would be much less waste and corruption. I believe the federal government should have VERY little, if any, power. They should certainly not have the power to tax the citizens directly.
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