taxation

Americans celebrated Tax Freedom Day on April 23rd. It is the mythical day when Americans stop working for the government and start working for themselves.

Yes, I’m talking the OS, not the kind made of glass that helps brighten up the room.

Yesterday, I finally got around to running Windows update on my computer. It turns out, yesterday’s update was a biggie - service pack 3, as a matter of fact. And thanks to that lovely update, M$ turned automatic updates back on for my computer.

John Rodgers reports on a coalition of concerned citizens who will be attempting relay a message to Governor Phil Bredesen:

Bill Hobbs has responded to the most recent state income tax advocacy with his usual logic and reason. There were two good things that came out of the income tax battle that raged from 1999-2002 here in Tennessee.

1. We conservatives defeated it.

And, believe me, that's saying a great deal. The more we learn about Obama, the more off-the-chart leftist he is revealed to be.

LGF posted back on April 7 the following information:

I've posted several times these past few days on the terrible court ruling in California that effectively bans homeschooling, and have several additional thoughts.

Mortgage loan corporations, who once invited the government to stay out of their business, are now lobbying for government money. Taxation without regulation is a bad mistake. I'm not arguing that the government doesn't need to assist victims of predatory lending and dubious market practices out, but banks and financial institutions have the multi-billion dollar means to make i

A magazine article explains the correlation between affordable housing and child-rearing with support for the GOP but Clark Stooksbury wants more:

Glen Dean longs for a time when segregation was the norm, women weren’t allowed to vote, and minorities had few rights.