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

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This group is for all AFFT Personnel from Houston, our Regional Directors, State Directors, District Directors, Community Coordinators, and FTN coordinators to share what we're doing, discussing what works and what doesn't.

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I only have an AAS degeree, I know many of you have more college education than that but one of the things that was stressed in several courses was goal setting, I'm possitive that has been the case in many of your courses as well. Especially in business management classes. If the Fair Tax has set goals each year they have kept them a secret, I've been on their mailing list for years and I've never seen specific goals laid out. I have mentioned a more "organized" approach several time and sort of rebuffed saying this is a grassroots movement. What is to say grassroots can't organize into beautiful sod? There are a couple of states that seem to be organized on the state level and that is commendable. Can we make it 50 states in 2009?

Please respond and let's make this happen.

Dave Sibole

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Comment by Rabbi DF Eukel on January 18, 2010 at 5:05am: Shalom, y'all ~ "FairTax Friday Fellowship" is every Friday on the Internet talk radio broadcast, "Ramble & Rumble with Rabbi." Recommendations for guests are appreciated. Send an email to the radio rabbi, EUKEL@EUKEL.us. Love & Prayers, Rabbi DF Eukel

Comment by Gerald Nielsen on January 17, 2010 at 8:03pm: Does anyone have any Fairtax Flags for sale. I would like to find a full size flag to fly on the bike for parades this summer

Comment by Adrian B Early on January 16, 2010 at 9:09am: About the effectiveness of our complex tax, spend, and quantitatively ease (print) money policies, note this conclusion to http://www.fool.com/investing/international/2010/01/15/posco-postur... :

I see a growing dichotomy between sustained Pan-Asian industrial-led growth, and a much-hyped recovery in the West that turns out to be little more than a mirage.

-ABE

Comment by Adrian B Early on December 14, 2009 at 6:58pm: Gerald,
I very much like your goal (and means, through small businesses) for expanding Fair Tax "branding" and share of mind. Fair Tax is the solution for so much of what has degraded from government intrusion on American Liberty.
-ABE

Comment by Adrian B Early on December 14, 2009 at 6:42pm: Medicare expansion to age 55 up (& Medicaid following this)
= Public Option for age 55 up.
Maybe we will soon get Medicaid & Medicare cradle to grave. Another path to a government insurance monopoly. Isn't that special? Present politicians would like this power.

Where is "Pro Choice" control or over "our own bodies" related to health providers and insurance?
All Americans could (I think) support poor people spending the prebate on health insurance if they want to (and the Fair Tax enables this better than government spending). See also http://www.fairtax.org/site/DocServer/TopTenReasonsWhyDemocratsShou... linked from Kerry's link below at http://www.fairtax.org/site/Clubs?club_id=1180&pg=main

-ABE

Comment by Gerald Nielsen on December 13, 2009 at 9:25pm: One of our business supporters had a great idea and e-mailed it to Neal Boortz but I think the rest of us could spread the word also.
"Neal, I am one of the Fairtax organizers in Eau Claire , WI . I have a promotional idea that costs $0 which will only work with your help. If you could suggest to Fairtax-supporting local business owners around the country to include the Fairtax logo or sound bite in their ads, our exposure would grow exponentially. In many of my radio ads, I include a 2 second sound byte at the end that says "We support the Fairtax." A small logo in newspaper ads, internet etc would also work. It costs zero additional dollars for advertisers to include it, and could supplant millions of advertising dollars used for fundamental exposure. Getting the general population to first just hear of the Fairtax has helped tremendously, at least here. We proudly do most organization from ground up and hate to bug you, but I think the Fairtax would be enormously re-energized if this were to take hold!

Thank you,

Nate Moquin"

Comment by Kerry D. Bowers on December 12, 2009 at 7:05pm: You are invited to view a new document from the Florida FairTax Educational Association's Panhandle District entitled "An Illustrated Guide To Understanding the FairTax". The document, in PDF and MS Word and with additional standalone MS Power Point Slides, can be accessed through the district website at www.fairtax.org/florida-panhandle. On opening the home page, scroll down to the red-lettered title "FairTax Presentation and Training Programs" and then under the subtitle "Training Guides and Slide Presentations", in the blue graphics boxes you will find the Illustrated guide in the various formats. You are free to use the materials from the guides or the slides as you desire to construct your own FairTax presentation and training programs.

Best Regards,
Kerry Bowers
Panhandle Co-District Director
Florida FairTax Educational Association

Comment by Rabbi DF Eukel on December 9, 2009 at 6:25pm: Shalom, y'all. You are invited to listen & participate in a new regular Friday feature of "Ramble & Rumble with Rabbi" the Internet talk radio broadcast Mon-Fri hosted by Rabbi DF Eukel, the radio rabbi. "FairTax Friday Fellowship" will air each Friday beginning Friday December 18 @ 6:30AM CST. See our face book (Df Eukel) events for more detail, our web site www.EUKEL.us and our radio link http://www.blogtalkradio.com/RabbiEukel. We are open to suggested Special Guests. Simply email EUKEL@EUKEL.us with contact information. "FairTax Friday Fellowship" a live round table discussion of FairTaxers across the nation encouraging, educating and energizing. Come on, get your coffee & courage and join the community conversation. Rabbi Df Eukel

Comment by Adrian B Early on December 9, 2009 at 6:11pm: The other "currency" of interest is lobbyist dollars and their other forms of influence. Plus other cronies with political leaders (having access to taxpayer treasure - spending side - and influence over the tax code - revenue side also with strong influence on the economy and the pocketbooks of said political cronies).
-ABE

Comment by Adrian B Early on December 9, 2009 at 4:54pm: Q: What currency do consumers have in greater abundance than "rich" entrepreneurs (Capitalists) that drive the Capitalist economy?

A: Votes.

Is this why we tax business and labor (producers) not consumption?

The fundamental problem or danger with Democracy is that the majority can decide (and vote) to oppress the minority. We need constitutional limits. And those now in power despise the Constitution.

-ABE