Every Time You Cut Programs, You Take

This Thought-provoking Novel Portrays The Absurdity Of Our Overbearing Government Bureaucracy With A Story That Is Entertaining And Fast-paced. The Taxman Cometh Will Become Part Of Our National Dialogue About Taxes And Freedom. And It’s Funny As Hell. Author Jim Greenfield Is A Cross Between Ayn Rand And Monty Python. If Enough People Read This Hilarious ‘man Versus State’ Book, The Irs Will Be Put Out Of Business, Which Is Okay With Me.

I Know The Activists I Deal With, We Sort Of Try And Check Each Other To Make Sure That We Haven't Gone Native, That You Come To Washington Thinking It's A Cesspool, You Don't Want To End Up Thinking It's Really A Hot Tub And Getting Used To It. So That's Something One Has To Keep An Eye On All The Time.

Home Schoolers Do Not Wish To Force Other Parents To Home School. Gun Owners Do Not Insist That Others Buy Guns, Or That Hunting Be Promoted As An Alternative Lifestyle. It Is Not The National Rifle Association Out Lobbying To Have Government Schools Read Books Entitled 'heather Has Two Hunters' To Preschoolers. It Is, In Fact, The Left That Now Strives To Use State Power To Impose Its Morality By Forcing All Taxpayers To Pay For Abortions And Public "art" That Mocks People Of Faith. It Is The Left That Forces Parents To Pay For Government Schools Where They Do Not Wish To Send Their Children.

This Always Confuses Liberals, That Conservatives Like The Military And Don't Like The Bureaucracy. That's Because The Military Has Their Guns Pointed Out And The Bureaucracy Has Them Pointed In.

There Are A Number Of People Who Won't Be President In 2009, And Mark Warner Is One Of Them.