Today is tax day. As I speak, literally millions of Americans are preparing their tax forms to meet today's deadline. What many of them will discover is that they get to keep less while the Government gets to keep more. Since Bill Clinton took office, family income has flattened while taxes have gone up. Today Members of this body will have an opportunity to do something about the over-taxation of the American people. Today we will vote on the Barton amendment to change the Constitution to require a two-thirds supermajority to raise taxes. Considering the voracious appetite for taxes and spending habits of the Federal Government, I think this is a reasonable amendment. It is based squarely on the philosophy of limited Government espoused by the Founding Fathers. It is not time to put limits on the Federal Government. Support the tax limitation amendment.
David Funderburk: “Today is tax day. As I speak, literally millions of Americans are preparing their tax forms to meet today's deadline.…”
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Discussing tax policy and advocating for a constitutional amendment to limit tax increases.
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