it is just a common sense notion. Money does not belong to Uncle Sam, it belongs to the hard-working people of the United States, and those hard-working people ought to hang on to more of it and send less of it here to Washington.
NAN A. S. HAYWORTH: “it is just a common sense notion. Money does not belong to Uncle Sam, it belongs to the hard-working people of the…”
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Discussing tax policy and the importance of allowing citizens to keep more of their earnings.
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