The War in Iraq cost the United States $845 billion in March, and the price tag keeps rising. It is concievable that we will be one trillion dollars in debt by the end of the Bush administration by simulatenously fighting two wars, and it's not hurting just taxpayers, but soldiers and their families.

No Wonder This Country Was Founded On Discontent Over Taxes!!

Benjamin Franklin: “Two Things Certain Death and Taxes!”

TAXES, TAXES

The United States is a country founded on the discontent that the fathers had towards taxes without representation. It is no surprise that taxes actually is where politics really become interesting; hence the power  of Charles Rangle, Ways and Means Chairman Committee. Taxes Taxes!! What then is a more equitable distribution of taxes and should people who do not see themselves as owing anything to the nation be taxed?! Because taxes is theoretically what we pay to live in a society; it is our rental payment to the landlord (UNCLE SAM!).

Or better yet... blame me! I was born a taxburden, and you can't even claim me as a deductible!

I was born to unwed mother... a widowed, immigrant mother of two to be exact. And we, along with millions of people like us, should have apologized for creating unnecessary burdens on the rest of society. Even if it comes twenty-something years late.

I got a taste of patriotic theater, this week, on TV with President George W. Bush. Get this: My ticket was FREE! The review of the show is below...