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Posted: 1:00 a.m. Thursday, April 14, 2005
By Neal Boortz
| Today's Nuze: April 14, 2005 | ||
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| Thursday -- April 14, 2005
You could possibly be a victim of the Death Tax .. though you might not be aware of it. Just own a simple farm in the Midwest and you're in the crosshairs. You might expect that your heirs will be able to keep the farm when you die. Not with the Death Tax hanging around. In far too many cases the farm is just worth too much. It has to be sold so that the family will have enough money to pay the Death Tax. Now that's the American dream, right? I have to give the Democrats an attaboy here. They've come up with a nifty little rhetorical gimmick to make any attempt to permanently repeal the Death Tax nothing more than pandering to the rich. They're making Paris Hilton the symbol of repeal of the Death Tax. If the Death Tax is repealed Paris Hilton will be able to inherit her share of the Hilton Hotel fortune without forking over half of it to the feds. Never mind the thousands of small farmers, land owners and small business owners who will be victimized by the Death Tax this year .... let's focus on that ridiculous tart Paris Hilton. So ... how is the measure to kill the Death Tax doing? Not so good. It looks like the tax-and-spend Democrats in the Senate will succeed in killing it, just as they have the last three times. Filibusters are wonderful things. So, this means that you're not working to make life easier for your heirs; you are working to give politicians more money to spend to buy votes so that they can keep the privileges and perks that go with serving in Washington. Starting today you cannot take a cigarette light on board a commercial flight. No problem with that. You can't smoke, so why do you need lighters? But ... now get this ... you can carry matches. You can carry four matchbooks. Now ... let's spend a few moments trying to see if this makes sense on any level. First --- cost. Lighters, especially collectibles, can cost quite a bit more than matches. You can replace a matchbook for a quarter or so. Not so for a lighter. So ... ban the lighter, let the matchbooks go. Second --- safety. Anyone from my generation can tell you that you can cut the heads off of four matchbooks worth of matches and create quite a nifty little incendiary device. In fact, tightly packed they can really do some damage. We want that on airplanes? Do you know why the TSA is going to let matchbooks go? Because they're hard to find in your luggage, that's why. So, there's your standard. Ban dangerous items that are easy to find, allow items that are difficult to find. Your government at work. This is going to upset some of you. So it goes. The truth hurts. But Eric Robert Rudolph, the man who had no apologies to make when he was pleading guilty to bombing women's clinics, gay nightclubs and the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, is the ideological cousin to Randall Terry, the so-called "spokesman" for the Schindler family and the media darling of the Terri Schiavo debacle of three weeks ago.
Conservatives have been attacked during speeches with everything from pies to salad dressing. Ann Coulter recounts her own experience with a pie, and says liberals throw like girls. Really, she actually says that. Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich says it's time for Tom DeLay to stop blaming other people and lay out his case for the American people. Perhaps sound advice from someone who weathered a few controversies himself. The Minutemen group are considering inviting Hillary Clinton down to the Arizona-Mexico border to show her their operations. If Democrats wind up being the only ones that listen on illegal immigration, Republicans are going to pay at the polls. The President of Afghanistan wants permanent U.S. Military bases in its country. Hamid Karzai says they want a long-term relationship with the United States. Good news for the Bush administration, which is why you won't hear it reported very much. The Washington Times interviewed Tom DeLay, and the first question was a good one: why has the size and scope of the Federal Government doubled since the Republican majority was elected in 1994? The media and the left is conducting an outright campaign of character assassination against John Bolton. Bill Kristol says the whole affair is dishonest and repugnant. Are we about to wind up with a VAT and an income tax? Some observers think it's inevitable. Froma Harrop thinks so....but hopefully not. Bill Clinton's cheap shot at a GOP operative earlier this week proves that somebody needs to stick a sock in the former president's mouth. Michael Goodwin breaks down the entire incident. Connecticut Senator Chris Dodd is opposing the nomination of John Bolton...but why? Robert Novak says there's a very good reason...one you might not expect. Hillary Clinton is going to run for president in 2008, and is most likely the front-runner and person to beat. But Gary Aldrich says there are some very good reasons why Hillary must be stopped .... NOW! | ||
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