Join us today from 12-1PM EST as Heritage budget analyst Brian Riedl answers questions from our readers about federal spending. In preparation for the online chat, be sure to check out a recent paper by Brian detailing over $343 billion in potential spending cuts and browse through our 2010 Budget Chart Book.
Lunch with Heritage on Federal Spending: Featuring Brian Riedl
Posted in Entitlements, Taxes & Spending, Ongoing Priorities
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I wish I could ask this question. Where does this government STOP? What oath did the President and others vow to, using the words of America's oath of office?
I heard the term "dysfunctional" regarding America's government! IT FITS! There's also alot of deception, destruction, distortion, fear mongering, over protection and hovering over freedom, liberties, of individual Americans. which to me, are deliberate violations of American ethics in American representation.
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federal government: back in the box only as described precisely in our constitution
flat tax: 12% across the board if you do not pay flat taxes you do not vote
constitution constitution constitution the states are made independent of any and all federal government
any legislature(taxation)passed that is unconstitutional(by we the people)is made null and void
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