The last one didn't go so well. Rather than surrender, I am going to march gamely on in a spirit of scientific enterprise and try again.
Ahem.
Folks on the right have issues with paying federal income taxes. They often cite the complaints of some of the founders as the source for their discontent. Yet, since part of the issue prior to the colonial revolt was not "taxes" but the violation of the British Constitution - no representation in the Parliament that was imposing the taxes - I'm curious as to how they square their opposition, particularly to income taxes, with the deeper resentment that existed in the 1770's.
Invitations to go out forthwith.
Virtual Tin Cup
