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November 13th, 2005 at 2:15 pm
Hello Fairtax supporters,
I have been thinking about it and I have an idea that could potentially get the Fairtax passed.
It is not at all complicated, but it requires the full support of Fairtax supporters and libertarians in general.
It is simple. Fairtax bloggers need to unanimously propose a libertarian voting block. Pledging full support to all politicians who vow to pass the Fairtax (regardless of their party affiliation). Republicans and Democrats are practically split 50-50. If we could promise 100% of our voting block, some of the politicians might take us up on our offer. If we can get politicians elected based on their support for the Fairtax, other slimey politicians will follow suit.
A 3rd party would ensure our defeat, but a voting block would ensure our victory.
If you want to contact me, my email is matt_masterson@hotmail.com or you can reach me from my blog at
http://meatheadedlibertarian.blogspot.com