RAND PAUL ‘AS PRESIDENT, I WILL GET THE IRS OUT OF YOUR LIFE
Apr 16, 2015 10:54:01 GMT -6
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Yup, you read the title correctly, That's What Rand Paul said,,,, Can He Would He?
If he could show me proof of his actions, That's 50% of my mind made up!
His statement I highlighted I feel to be true.
The American Public is being held hostage by Corruption in the I R S.
Close The I R S and go to a 10% or in some cases a 15% Flat Tax and tell those Ass Wipes in Washington To Live With it! 
If he could show me proof of his actions, That's 50% of my mind made up!
GOP presidential candidate Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) told Breitbart News Tax Day is a reminder that the federal government has become bloated.
“It’s time to simplify the tax code and downsize the IRS so we can unleash an economic boom that creates millions of jobs, boosts wages, and expands opportunity for all,” said Paul.
He continued, “Our Founders never intended for the tax code to be used as a weapon against U.S. citizens. As president, I will get the IRS out of your life and out of the way of every job creator in America.”
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“It’s time to simplify the tax code and downsize the IRS so we can unleash an economic boom that creates millions of jobs, boosts wages, and expands opportunity for all,” said Paul.
He continued, “Our Founders never intended for the tax code to be used as a weapon against U.S. citizens. As president, I will get the IRS out of your life and out of the way of every job creator in America.”
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The American Public is being held hostage by Corruption in the I R S.
Hundreds of thousands of U.S. citizens are getting shocking letters in their mailboxes instead of tax refund checks – nastygrams informing them that the federal government has seized their money to repay debts their parents decades-old debts that they never settled.
In some cases, they're debts the parents never knew they had. And no one warned their children.
The 2008 Farm Bill included a single line that made it possible, allowing the government for the first time to hunt down individual taxpayers who have owed Uncle Sam money for more than ten years.
If the debtor is deceased, according to the Federal Trade Commission, the money is considered a write-off. But the Social Security Administration has a different view of the law, chasing down adults whose parents cared for them with unintentionally overpaid benefits.
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In some cases, they're debts the parents never knew they had. And no one warned their children.
The 2008 Farm Bill included a single line that made it possible, allowing the government for the first time to hunt down individual taxpayers who have owed Uncle Sam money for more than ten years.
If the debtor is deceased, according to the Federal Trade Commission, the money is considered a write-off. But the Social Security Administration has a different view of the law, chasing down adults whose parents cared for them with unintentionally overpaid benefits.
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