Humorous Letter To Congress

“observe not a victory of a party, but a celebration of freedom – symbolizing an end as well as a beginning – signifying renewal, as well as change. For I have sworn before you and Almighty God the same solemn oath our forebears prescribed nearly a century and three-quarters ago.”

While most taxpayers agree that tax reform is necessary for our country the problem they encounter is the difficulty they experience when trying to understand all the political terms used when discussing tax reform. This paper is an attempt to help the taxpayers of our country to better understand the political terminology and gain knowledge about some of the proposals that have been explored.

Moreover, I reduced the tax break for employer-provider health insurance. Employers should not tax employees on

The view on the current government tax policy is considered “bloated, complex, and antiquated system” that overburdens United States taxpayers. Back in 1996, a proposal was brought by Republicans to Congress which was then passed, but sent to Clinton who later vetoed

During the beginning of President Obama’s first term, conservative pundits propounded a great deal of anti-Obama rhetoric, with one of the chief claims being that he was anti-American, and therefore wanted to destroy the

In the article “Job One: Tax Code Rewrite,” William O’Keefe, an author who cares about tax reform, argues that the Obama Administration should rewrite the tax code in order to reduce the unemployment rate. He supports this claim with a formal tone by using opinions and anecdotes as evidence. According to William, we need “systematic reforms to our tax code and regulatory policy.” The author targets a tax reform audience that cares about the economy. William’s purpose is to persuade readers that Obama’s stimulus tax bill will not help the economy or business in the long run. This work is significant because it challenges the Obama Administration to rethink their priorities.

I should like to start this address with congratulating President Donald Trump (who is out steamrolling the media and liberals everywhere in his haste for effective and efficient government) with his UPSET victory in this past election. We were told we couldn’t pull this off, that we were the minority, that our principles were those of

The debates on tax cuts are making their way to headlines of every radio station, newspaper, and television station in America. Today, tax cuts would only benefit the wealthy and wouldn’t really benefit the lower class. “The administration and it’s congressional alleys are proposing to sharply reduce taxation of the business income primarily benefiting

First I urge you all to fix our broken personal tax code, a tax code that because of complexity allows some to slip by at the expense of the government and the American people. Our current process of personal income taxation is so complex most Americans are clueless as to how much they are paying and where it is going. What the American people want is fairness, what the American people deserve is fairness, and what this body of congress has the moral obligation to provide is fairness. Not only do we need to eliminate loopholes and complexity but we also need to tax at a level of Austerity that is realistic for our spending. Asking senators, congressman, and congresswoman to try implementing policy that could potentially mean

The election is over and now more than ever unity as a nation is important. Donald Trump is the 45th president of the United States. The statement leaves a sour taste on our tongue. We stated that we don’t agree with Trump’s policy and behavior; the paper will not go back on it’s word but we recognize that it is the duty of every citizen of this great nation to give the president elect a chance to govern. Then, the people must use the powers of a democratic system to make the government have the constituents interests in mind.

As a non- white Muslim, I am a part of the group of people including women and African Americans that you have chosen to ridicule and undermine throughout your presidential campaign. Coming from Mississippi, I understand what it means to be apart of the minority. Not only was I a Muslim who attended a predominantly white high school, I was also surrounded by many of your supporters who valued your oppression towards Muslims, women, and African Americans. I, on the other hand, chose to be against you because I am one of the many recipients of your hurtful and unpleasant comments towards Muslims. However, the people around me did not appreciate my opinion, and they looked down upon it. I did not expect them to be accepting. Why would I? These were the same people that called me a terrorist. The same people that mocked “colored” people. The same people that neglected any religious beliefs not involving Christianity. They were not going to suddenly change this unaccepting behavior especially if they see a prominent figure such as yourself discriminating others too. If they see a person with high authority such as a presidential candidate act harsh towards minorities, what is going to stop them from doing the same? By focusing on themselves, the white majority who have chosen to support you and your actions have simultaneously chosen to neglect the needs of the minority. This failure to recognize the disadvantages of the minority has caused a rift in our country which has led to

You used to be great. You gave people the opportunity to live in a place with lots of rights and freedoms, but in these past few years, you have been a joke to all of the other countries in the world. Somehow, you managed to get an orange, arrogant idiot to go against a crooked criminal to become president. Out of the two choices, I believe that Trump is the lesser of the two evils because he is going to make America great again. He may be stupid, but he’s not stupid enough to break a bunch of laws. Bernie is still cool though. He should be president.

We are workers from the cotton mill, we've had no breaks from our job. They start us with easy jobs like picking up cotton that has fallen of the machinery onto the floor, but evreytime we go down to pick it up we start to choke and suffocate. Evreyday we bend down and try to pick up the cotton without suffocating and if we try to take a break we get wiped with oiled up belts

Thank you for your post to the forum, and giving us ideas to consider. You stated. "Today, though an extraordinary republic remains, the exceptionalism has lost some of its brilliance.” I would be lying if I proclaimed I did not agree. We had, and still have, a remarkable country regardless the amount of atrocious decisions we have made. I do agree with you in that our country has declined in its brilliance. Although you stated we have lost some of the exceptionalism, and proceeded to enter an insightful quote from Charles Murray, you did not attest to what has made it lose its brilliance. I would be very interested in hearing your views on the matter. Concluding your paragraph, you professed America as the greatest country on earth. While

"Lower income taxes for all, with the greatest help for those most in need. Everyone who pays income taxes benefits - while the highest percentage tax cuts go to the lowest income Americans. I believe this is a formula for continuing the prosperity we've enjoyed, but also expanding it in ways we have yet to discover. It is an economics of inclusion. It is the agenda of a government that knows its limits and shows its heart." -President George W. Bush1