Merry Christmas to all!

Pia, 1:30

Due to Christmas and traveling to see family, I simply don't have the time to flush out a piece this week. My apologies, but I will see you all next week, same date, same place. May everyone have a safe holidays, and Merry Christmas to all!
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Travis Gearhart is the host of the conservative online talk show "Matters of Opinion" based out of Northwest Indiana at www.mattersofopinion.net. He is also a contributor to one the highest trafficked conservative blog sites in the region, www.ktracy.com, and also contributes to Porter County Politics (the link is found on his site). Travis works as an outside contractor at US Steel, where he spends far more time than he would like away from his wife Sandee and son Gage. He attends online classes majoring in Government and Political Science, and is in the process of working on a book with other area "political creatures" that are in the same age group (18-25), about the youth's vision for the Republican party. You can contact him at mattersofopinion@yahoo.com if you have any questions or would like to suggest/be a guest on his show.

A Christmas Present for the Economy

Štv, 1:00

Merry Christmas! Have you heard about the greatest Christmas present we can give the American economy? The FairTax!
My name is Zachary Stallard and I will be posting here on www.fairtaxindiana.net on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. First of all, I’d like to thank Danny Higgins for giving me this opportunity after seeing my blog, Radical Moderation (www.facebook.com/radicalmoderation). I am an avid supporter of the FairTax, and I am grateful for the opportunity to help the cause.

I was born in Indiana, and I have lived the first eighteen years of my life on the south side of Indianapolis. Currently, I am a student at Wheaton College in suburban Chicago. I am currently a freshman and a Political Science major. One early memory I retain is of watching the election returns from the 1996 Clinton-Dole contest with great interest and only minimal understanding. I’ve been hooked on politics ever since, and because of this, I now hope to be a Political Science professor (after many more years of school ominously looming ahead of me).

This political interest spans a wide variety of the numerous issues facing our nation today, and I write about many of these on my blog. The title, Radical Moderation, comes from a commitment to being a committed and thorough alternative to boisterous voices on the extremes of the political spectrum. Instead of divisive partisan rhetoric, Radical Moderation focuses on providing common sense solutions on an issue-by-issue basis that will cause our government to be more effective and more just. A more detailed explanation can be seen at http://www.facebook.com/notes/radical-moderation/radical-moderation/139913810478.

The FairTax holds an extremely high priority among these solutions. A summary of The FairTax Book was one of the earliest posts on my blog, and can be seen at http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=139913825478. As you have probably figured out from this website already, the FairTax can make our tax system far more just and efficient, and it has abundant benefits for all Americans. Some of its greatest benefits are the vast reduction of administrative and compliance costs, the end of corporate taxes that hamper American business, the ability of all Americans to choose how much tax they pay, and the ability of the FairTax to tax the underground economy that income taxes cannot touch.

The FairTax possesses many other advantages, and hopefully this blog and others will highlight them for you as we continue to write. I encourage you to support the FairTax in any way you can, and the first step is learning about it so that you can inform others and answer any critics you may encounter.

My generation sees the multitude of problems on America’s horizon, and this instills fear in us about the stability of our future in America. With Social Security failing, the national debt ballooning, and the American economy slowing relative to much of the world, we are in desperate need of a solution. The FairTax is the economic solution that all generations, but especially the young, need so immensely. I hope to provide the perspective of my generation on the FairTax for you on this website and on other issues at my blog.

I look forward to writing here and hope that you will also visit the blog, www.facebook.com/radicalmoderation and become a fan. For those of you who do not have a Facebook account, you can still view the blog with that link, or the secondary page at www.blogspot.com/zstallard.

Thank you and have a Merry Christmas!
-Zachary Stallard

Next up Congressman Steve Buyer...

23. decembra 2009, 5:30

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