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May 19, 2005

TABOR On Parade

This coming Saturday (May 21) I'll be speaking in Murfreesboro at the 2005 Convention of the Tennessee League of Women Voters, featuring a panel discussion of the proposed Taxpayers Bill of Rights pending in the state legislature. Also appearing on the panel: state Sen. Jim Bryson, R-Franklin, and two folks from the group called "Tennesseans for Fair Taxation," which favors big tax increases and creation of an unconstitutional state income tax.

The festivities begin at noon, and Bryson and I will wipe the floor with our opponents' claims starting at 12:30 p.m. ;-)

I'm currently updating my "white paper" on TABOR in advance of that luncheon panel and will be posting the newly updated version here on Friday or Saturday.

Chances are there will be a PA system - I'm hoping to locate a digital recorder to plug into it to make a record of the event. I'd also be pleased if one of our fine Nashville-area political bloggers were to get permission to come and cover the event.

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"Fair Taxation" always means more money -- and it is always for the children

Posted by: Don Surber at May 19, 2005 06:51 PM
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