Did you hear what he just said? Unleash American growth. Unleash American growth. Wow. What great words. Mr. Speaker, the bottom line: Our current tax system is broken. It is broken, and it is oppressive. The FairTax Act allows Americans to keep 100 percent of their paycheck, of their hard-earned paycheck, and it ends the IRS headache. A family of four earning $30,000 a year is going to pay zero, not one penny, in taxes. Further, this bill will save small businesses hundreds of billions of dollars a year in compliance costs, making it easier to start and grow a business here in America--we need that; we need more small businesses--by capturing the underground economy. Almost every speaker has talked about this. We are going to be capturing the underground economy--tourism dollars, purchases made by illegal immigrants. This bill will save Social Security while leaving more money in the hands of the American people and revolutionizing our economy. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from New York (Mr. Santos), the latest sponsor of the FairTax bill.
John Rice Carter: “Did you hear what he just said? Unleash American growth. Unleash American growth. Wow. What great words. Mr. Speaker…”
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