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    Machiavelli: Tax Reform

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    studying the works of Machiavelli. With the new tax reform that is being proposed, I believe your leadership can benefit from the advice stated in The Prince, particularly chapter sixteen where Machiavelli talks about liberality. Once you become concerned with your liberality, the people of the United States of America will admire you more. Learning how to balance liberality and your reputation successfully is crucial, especially during this time of debating tax reform. Machiavelli offers…

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    Flood Insurance Homebuyers as a rule must buy homeowners' insurance operator on the arrangement once bringing out a contract ahead their property. However, standard homeowners' insurance operator doesn't blanket flooding, so mortgage holders in danger must buy flood insurance firm. Purchasers ought to further bolstering do their homework for flood insurance, since there are a few myths Furthermore Confusions over this item. Shoppers must buy Private flood insurance operator; One as a relatable…

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    Matthew Schoeman: Wow, great job! Your post is the only one I've read that I actually can truthfully say I agree with. I definetely think that the ridiculous amount of reservation funding needs to end. Far from doing Aboriginal people any good, government handouts are helping to perpetuate the "lazy Indian," which, though perhaps a steroptype, is one that is quite accurate. Just step onto a reserve and any doubts on that score should vanish. A family friend who is a doctor in a rural community…

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    ollective bargaining gives unions a monopoly on the government's workforce: 0:21 the government must employ workers on the terms the union negotiates, and may not hire 0:25 competing workers, 0:27 so nothing can get done without an agreement with government unions. 0:31 Essentially union leaders, not elected representatives have the final say. 0:36 This un-democratic arrangement is new: 0:39 even diehard advocates of private labor unions like President Franklin Roosevelt and former 0:44 AFL-CIO…

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    while taking money from the people. The reason why citizens want to increase taxes is because they want to get rid of the nation's financial debt. Raising taxes on the rich has been a topic of debate for quite awhile now. People feel like they should tax the rich more than the middle class and the poor because they have more money to give. There are two groups of people on this debate. The first group are for this idea of increased taxing of the rich they mostly include the middle and lower…

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    Flat Tax Hardships

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    Hardships on Flat Tax In 2010, the top 20% of the nation 's population owned 85.1% of the nation 's income and 80% of the nation’s population only owned 14.9% of the nation’s wealth. Five years later, the top 1% of the United States nation now owns more additional income than the bottom 90% of the nation 's population. Enacting a flat tax would make people pay the same percentage of their income. Even though a flat tax would enhance the economy 's long-term advancement, a flat tax should not be…

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    In the book, Winner-Take-All Politics, the authors Jacob S. Hacker and Paul Pierson take a look at how over the last half a century the economy of the United States has become skewed to benefit the richest of the rich in the country. They treat the problem as if they were solving a crime, referring to the information and data they collect as DNA evidence or clues, and run through a list of prime suspects (13). They describe how others have interpreted the facts, and come up with different…

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    butts and fix the tax code, in order for everybody to pay their fair share, rather than shifting the cost of higher taxes to the middle class. Political leaders often appeal to the middle class during the campaign season. I remember a…

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    by restricting African American they were no longer part of the political process. Another restriction on voting rights was Poll Tax. Poll Tax is a tax paid for registering to vote. This Poll Tax…

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    Estate Tax is Desirable 3/11/2016 The estate tax is a tax on property. It taxes, cash, real estate, stocks and other assets that are transferred from a deceased individual to an assigned heir. The estate tax is not double taxation as some opponents might suggest. Instead, the estate tax makes sure that the wealthiest pay their share of taxes just like the rest of tax payers do when they pay income and payroll taxes. The estate tax should not be repealed because it is the most progressive…

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