H/T to Orbusmax. Here’s the story at Evergreen Freedom Foundation’s blog. Here’s the stream where you can hear debate. Republican Senators have been left out of the loop; won’t get a chance to see bill till it hits floor and debate starts. Senator Don Benton on to talk about it at 5:20.

Of course, it will take a giant new bureaucracy to impose, administer and enforce the creation of an income tax. The original income tax bill fiscal note estimates the Department of Revenue would need to add approximately 500 new employees to the state payroll, at a cost of more than $50 million a year.

H/T 5th Listener Jim. We can only hope. OTP Bumper Stickers here.

Do these people know what they’re doing? Perhaps they’ve gone Stark raving mad…from the wild reefer.

Sorry, not as a wanted criminal, though.

John Walsh, host of the program, will interview Obama for an “appearance Saturday on Fox’s ‘America’s Most Wanted,’ helping to celebrate the broadcast of its 1,000th episode.”

Obama will “discuss the show’s impact in its 22 years as well as his administration’s anti-crime initiatives,” unless you are a New Black Panther who stands outside of voting places with night stick in hand or ACORN.

Fox News

This must go along with an unnamed top White House adviser who early in the administration stated, “We’ve got to get him out of that White House.”

H/T to Orbusmax. Here’s the story at Evergreen Freedom Foundation’s blog. Here’s the stream where you can hear debate. Republican Senators have been left out of the loop; won’t get a chance to see bill till it hits floor and debate starts. Senator Don Benton on to talk about it at 5:20.

Of course, it will take a giant new bureaucracy to impose, administer and enforce the creation of an income tax. The original income tax bill fiscal note estimates the Department of Revenue would need to add approximately 500 new employees to the state payroll, at a cost of more than $50 million a year.

Less than a day after being handed the gavel for the powerful House Ways and Means Committee, Rep. Pete Stark is passing the gavel on to Rep. Sander Levin.

“lawmakers and aides said Stark faced a rebellion within the committee and the caucus over his sometimes bizarre behavior and penchant for making offensive comments.”

“Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Chris Van Hollen told Stark at a Ways and Means meeting Wednesday that stepping aside would be in the best interests of the party”

Read more at POLITICO.COM

According to The Hill, Stark was “ousted.”

Do these people know what they’re doing? Perhaps they’ve gone Stark raving mad…from the wild reefer.

Sorry, not as a wanted criminal, though.

John Walsh, host of the program, will interview Obama for an “appearance Saturday on Fox’s ‘America’s Most Wanted,’ helping to celebrate the broadcast of its 1,000th episode.”

Obama will “discuss the show’s impact in its 22 years as well as his administration’s anti-crime initiatives,” unless you are a New Black Panther who stands outside of voting places with night stick in hand or ACORN.

Fox News

This must go along with an unnamed top White House adviser who early in the administration stated, “We’ve got to get him out of that White House.”

Less than a day after being handed the gavel for the powerful House Ways and Means Committee, Rep. Pete Stark is passing the gavel on to Rep. Sander Levin.

“lawmakers and aides said Stark faced a rebellion within the committee and the caucus over his sometimes bizarre behavior and penchant for making offensive comments.”

“Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Chris Van Hollen told Stark at a Ways and Means meeting Wednesday that stepping aside would be in the best interests of the party”

Read more at POLITICO.COM

According to The Hill, Stark was “ousted.”

He’s a conservative and I like him a lot. Anthony Bittner says,

“As the son of a small business owner I have experienced first hand the oppressiveness and unfair burden the goverment forced upon hard working families. Myself, and those of my generation, have been helpless to do anything about the wreckless [sic] behavior of tax-and-spend elected officials.” 

He’s 17. There’s hope for Washington now. Oh, and here’s his myspace address: www.myspace.com/bittner18th.

Baird is among several Democrats who voted no or are leaving office and have nothing to lose by voting “Yes.”

“Whatever it takes to get health care done” said Press Secretary Robert Gibbs. Asked what Obama wants done in that period, Gibbs said: “the whole thing getting done.” 

One story going around is that one such congressman got a federal judgeship for his brother. Baird needs to tell the Democrats is his vote is not for sale. Call him 202-225-3536