The President has no say in eliminating the income tax - only a Constitutional Amendment to repeal the 16th can accomplish this. In Texas Congressional Dist 14, I'm campaigning to introduce, to Congress, an amendment to do so.
If elected in TX Congressional District 14 I will be working with congressional allies to implement these cuts.
Your focus is wrong - in the famous words which killed a presidential re-election : "It's the economy, stupid". The priorities for the next president, and congress, will be to stabilize entitlements, bring the deficit down and get Americans back to working. I've been fighting our fight as long as R.P. - 30 years - and experience has taught me that, for the most part, American could care less about political philosophy; they are only concerned about their well being. Our focus must be on restoring prosperity back to America, but we do so by implementing our ideas on government. And doing this, we must produce results quickly, or we will be as lamed ducked dead as Obama, and this would set our aspirations, for a renewal of freedom, back for decades. To address your concern on "wars", military spending is the only part of government which can immediately produce $500 billion in cuts and must be an integral part of any economic plan, but its focus is only secondary.
This is an economic plan for POTUS not a speech at supporters' rally so please be realistic.
16th Amendment: "The Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, from whatever source derived, without apportionment among the several States, and without regard to any census or enumeration."
How can he lose it? He never had it. It may, however, encourage support from the jobless poor who are shut out of the unions. Unfortunately I don't think that many of them are sophisticated enough to understand how they are getting screwed.
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