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The Washington Times  Tuesday, June 22, 1999
Taxation Through Litigation.....
By Damon B. Ansell

"The era of big government may be over, but the era of regulation through litigation has just begun." -Robert Reich, former Clinton Labor Secretary (USA Today, Feb. 11).

Taxpayer activists had been emboldened by recent victories: a federally balanced budget, state and federal surpluses and supermajority requirements to raise taxes in the 14 states.  The remaining states and the federal government still need to pass such legislation before declaring victory. However, before that could happen big government and its most powerful ally, trial attorneys, discovered a new fountain of money-litigated taxation! Given the Reich statement and recent successes by anti-tax activists it should come as no surprise to see President Bill Clinton and Vice President Albert Gore step up their attacks on corporate America.  This administration has been very busy ensuring that taxes are to be forced upon consumers by litigation, rather than a vote of the Congress.
(FULL STORY)

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The Washington Times  Tuesday, April 20, 1999  Commentary, Page A17
Heroic Medicare Rescue.....
By Peter J. Ferrara

Commentators are always complaining about political leaders ducking the
nation’s most difficult problems. That is why it is all the more important
to laud those leaders who do step forward to address the real, hard questions.

In recent months, Rep. Bill Thomas (R-CA) has bravely risen to take the
lead in addressing four square the intractable Medicare problem.
(FULL STORY)

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The Washington Times    Tuesday, June 1, 1999  Commentary, Page 12A
The Census Bureau's Secret....By Grover Norquist

The government has always had a funny way of hiding things it knows the
public doesn't like. Tax increases are sometimes referred to as "user fees."
The military refers to civilian causalities during war as "collateral damage."
Not to be outdone by its government counterparts, the Census Bureau has its own
seemingly innocuous term it will use in the 2000 Census called,
"arithmetic adjustment." What that really means is that the Census Bureau plans
on deleting real people from their final count.  (FULL STORY)

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Repeal the Gore Tax...by Ronald Nehring  

The Federal Communications Commission exceeded its authority when it levied a
new tax on telecommunications services. Congress should terminate what has
become known as the multi-billion dollar "Gore Tax." (FULL STORY)

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