Replace All Federal Taxes on Income with the Fair Tax Act , HR 25 and S 122

An Idea, maybe someone from each district can fill in the blanks

Hello all haven’t been around recently and wanted to drop in to say hi and have a idea.
Would it be possible to get something posted on this site that will show what congressman/Senator that will be running in each District that supports The Fair Tax. I understand that the primaries will be coming up in a few short months. And it would be important to know who supports prior going to the polls. We have 2 in are district that supports
Eample:
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District 16 Jim Renacci, Matt Miller
District 17
District 18 Jennette Mull

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Permalink Reply by Jim Tomasik on December 28, 2009 at 2:06pm

what state is this? This does seem like a good idea.

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Permalink Reply by Mark Schaff on December 28, 2009 at 3:45pm

We would have to have it broken down by state, district, and house or senate. We should get a map with a hyperlink so you click on the state and it will link to the list of FairTax supporters.

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Permalink Reply by Jim kenny on December 28, 2009 at 5:16pm

This is the State of Ohio, we have 18 congressional district and the people you see here are the ones running in the primaries for the congressional election. We are pretty fortunate to have these canidate take a interest in the Fair Tax.
Of course we can also develope one for the Senate. I so far heard of 2 in are state that supports the Fair Tax that are running for the Senate. One is a Independent and the other a Republican. Mark Schaff I like your Idea.

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Permalink Reply by chiefcook on December 29, 2009 at 10:54pm

This should be set up on each state's group discussion section. There can be a main link (with map to connect to each state discussion) in the General Topics section. It would be too large a discussion to include all 50 states in one topic. Those interested in their state could go directly to that group for the information.

Just a suggestion.