Well, I have a lot of comments on that, but you said it so well. I appreciate the commonsense approach from a place where Davy Crockett roamed. I know that for a fact. Again, we are talking about, Congressman Davis, we are talking liberty. We are talking about people who say I am not asking for anything except the opportunities. I am willing to be responsible. Generally speaking, I am willing to be held accountable. If I have the resources to use, the resources to spend, if I have the resources to save, to invest, and take the risks as necessary, if I have a job that I can produce those resources and move further, all it says is that I get more liberty and I get full use of it. If I am tied to April 23 as my time when I can say I finished paying taxes for this year to the Federal Government, now I can buy for myself, but I have got to start thinking about paying taxes next year April 15 as well, it ties me back. None of us here on the floor aren't saying there is some tax base that is necessary. But what we are saying is we have gone way overboard.…
Tim Walberg: “Well, I have a lot of comments on that, but you said it so well. I appreciate the commonsense approach from a place…”
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Discussing the impact of taxes on personal liberty and responsibility.
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