RepeaI the tax on unemployment compensation and on Social Security.  Taxes on either not only thwart the reason for each, but it unfairly punishes success.  If either becomes taxable, then the recipient must have been earning more money for it to become taxable.  Furthermore, the exemption on taxable Social Security has not changed since the god Reagan put it on in 1982, and prices have more than doubled since then!  

 

The benefits mean many citizens will not have to file or can file a simpler return.  Reaganites won't like it, for it eliminates the class warfare between the middle and the lower, which will diminish allowing the rich to steal from the rest of us.

Can someone tell me why so few want to take advantage of the $3 toward the fund?  All taxpayers agree to do is to transfer the money from the general fund.  When does the federal government ever allow taxpayers to decide where the money goes?  NO OTHER TIME!

"They have enough money" is the excuse I hear most often.  So, you'd rather SPECIAL INTERESTS give the candidates the money for their benefit?  George F Will was wrong!  Once I explain that the fund lessens the influence of special interests, then they agree.  THE TAXPAYER DOES NOT GIVE $3 TO THE FUND!  The candidates then agree to limit the spending to get the fund, which matches their other funds for the campaign.