On the record
No special interest, nor several special interests, should be singled out to sustain an extra proportion of taxation.
Said by
Victoria C. Woodhull
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gutenberg.orgNo special interest, nor several special interests, should be singled out to sustain an extra proportion of taxation.
Woodhull insists that no specific interest group should bear an unfair share of the tax burden.
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