I started out my conservative journey in 2007. I was initially very attracted philosophically to the audit the Fed stance. And not audit the FED because I wanted to be a gadfly...
I wanted to audit the Fed because of what I would call fiscal responsibility. At the time one of the striking things about our country growing up a long time ago in 2007, was that we were trillions of dollars in debt.
As far as I understand it as a regular everyday citizen of America it would seem to me to be a good choice to get out of debt. Hence cut taxes.
William f Buckley Jr once quipped that taxation was socialist and communist. I'm not necessarily sure I would go that far, mostly because I'm not as intelligent as the man nor Catholic.
But my revolutionary tea party idea is merely this. Do away with all taxation and all useless bureaucracies, and give the money saved to the people of America who may need it.
Well how would you pay for roads and bridges you might ask. This is something that I was inspired to talk about basically because of a new headline regarding Trump's demolition of the East wing of the White House, to build a ballroom.
Apparently, people were willing to donate freely. So it's not only donate funds for stuff like that, but much more...
Some anonymous donor literally just tithed about 150 million dollars to keep our troops and military forces paid during the government shutdown.
So, I remember as an early Ben Carson supporter, he had mentioned something like instead of having taxation on multi-millionaires and corporations, why don't we do away with taxation, mandatory taxation, and simply let the 1% tithe instead?
Now if you remember, Ben Carson was the head of housing authority. One of the main things I noticed about Biden's presidency, God bless his heart, was there were far more gang crime incidences than when Dr Carson was the head of the housing authority.
So don't turn your back on the Wolfpack?
You might end up in a body bag.
DDU 25
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