Why has Fox News, the home of “conservative” politics, been so negligent to not criticize the Fair Tax Family Consumption allowance entitlement?
I’m still wondering why Fox News, the home of “conservative” politics, has be so negligent to not criticize the proposed Fair Tax Family Consumption allowance entitlement.
When Social Security [today’s largest federal entitlement] was started, it was meant to help and encourage American workers to save for their retirement years so they would not be left totally destitute and without any resources to purchase the bare necessities of life.
In 1945 about ten years after Social Security was enacted, it was only .29 % of the federal budget. Today, Social Security accounts for more than a quarter of all federal spending. The most obvious problem with allowing our federal government to create social welfare “entitlements” is, once created, history have proven they are used during federal election time by nefariously evil politicians to buy votes with the promise to increase the entitlement, and so, they grow exponentially like a virus, as Social Security has, and to the point of consuming desperately needed federal revenue to finance those specified functions found beneath Article 1, Section 8, Clause 1, for which Congress was granted the power to lay and collect taxes.
The proposed Family Consumption Allowance entitlement would dwarf the devastating political effects which Social Security has introduced into our federal elections, and it would further divide the American people in a never-ending battle between the rich and poor, while immoral and self-righteous politicians instigate such divisions rather than warn the American people to avoid entering upon this suicidal path.
So, why has Fox News, the home of “conservative” politics, not called out the twenty-five
Republican Co-Sponsors who are pushing this new entitlement and ask them to explain why they embrace creating it, especially since it would make another huge voting block entirely dependent upon government for a monthly and rationed supply of tax-free necessities of life?
JWK
We are here today and gone tomorrow, but what is most important is what we do in-between and is what our children will inherit and remember us by.