Wayne J Glover

Male

Goldendale, WA

United States

Profile Information:

Name or Internet Handle
Wayne
City, Town or County
Goldendale
State / U.S. Territory
WA
Zip Code
98620
U.S. Congressional District Number
4
If you twitter, what's your twitter name?
Glover2010

Comment Wall:

  • Jamie Wheeler WA

    Wayne, GREAT TO HAVE YOU!!
    Thanks for joining FairTax Nation & WELCOME!!!"It's time!
    What is going on with FairTax in our District ?
    That question can be answered by joining our District 04 group
    http://www.fairtaxnation.com/group/wadistrict04

    Please help us attain our goal of 1,000 members per state by telling others about www.fairtaxnation.com so they too can SIGN UP and take part in a movement that has legislation POWER TO THE PEOPLE that will better our country!

    It is GREAT to have you in our state group and I look foward to networking together to get this legislation passed and the 16th Amendment repealed!! I'm bummed I didn't know you before Congressman Hastings had a TownHall meeting in your area! I drove to Cashmere to met another FT supporter to see if we could make any head way...

    PLEASE if you know others who are FairTax supporters NO MATTER what state they live in...have them JOIN FTN!!! If we could reach the 1,000 members PER state by the end of the year we would have 50,000 people and that isn't a number they could continue to pooh, pooh...

    Gooo FairTax!!

    Jul 9, 2009

  • Robert Steele

    Wayne, welcome, and thanks for your support of the Fair Tax, looking forward to our next rally.

    Jul 10, 2009

  • Wayne J Glover

    Robert,
    Have you read the proposed FairTax bill? I am currently studying this bill and have found some things that make little sense. Check out Sec. 801-806 maybe you can explain how this works. It sounds too much like legalese and is very confusing.
    Also, a person brought up the question about amnesty for unpaid back taxes. I have floated an idea to him and will include it here to get your feedback.
    Tax Amnesty-If a person has past due taxes they must file for the current year and make arrangements to catch that year up to qualify for amnesty for past years. Do you think something like this would work?

    Jul 11, 2009