The Nameless One
Morgan BellRichie Rich and Powerie Power
April 18th 2009 01:53
I got a great comment from Alexander Cekala so a big thanks to him. I totally agree with him if we are always fighting among ourselves how are we supposed to solve international problems. Like Alex is saying the people with power take advantage of it and run. The federal government favors them and they suck up. while less and less money trickles down to the rest of us. They also have things almost like conspiracies where they can cheat on their taxes and not get caught. If this keeps happening where are we going to be in 10 years. please keep giving me ideas for future posts through comments i will listen. thank you
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WASHINGTON — The Treasury secretary, who oversees the IRS, didn't pay all his taxes. Neither did five other top Obama nominees.
Now, as today's tax deadline looms, some Americans are asking: Why should we comply with arcane Internal Revenue Service requirements when top administration officials failed to do the same?
The harsh reaction resonates not only among those organizing anti-tax protests across the country this week. It's even discussed in the hushed hallways of the IRS.
The most criticized example is Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, who acknowledged not paying $34,000 in payroll and Social Security taxes. But just two weeks ago, Kathleen Sebelius, Obama's choice to run Health and Human Services, acknowledged she didn't pay $7,070.