FairTax Scorecard
For 2008
Presidential Candidates
I maintain this scorecard to reflect direct or indirect campaign positions regarding The FairTax in particular and Tax Reform in general. Individuals are urged to send info (and corroborating sources) if it looks like I misrepresent the positions of any candidate.
The score by each name ranks the candidate according to his/her level of FairTax support and/or apparent concern with Tax Reform. Sources are their official website, speeches and interviews.
The Republicans:
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Has become a true
FairTax convert after the massive FairTax rally at the 15 May Republican debate
in
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Changed his
official platform and website to reflect this. Seems like the REAL deal!!!!!
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The ONLY viable candidate
at this point that any FairTax supporter can support.
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Strong FairTax
supporter in all regards.
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Unfortunately
media ignores him.
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FairTax co-sponsor
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Speaks out for
FairTax but doesn’t explicitly endorse on his website
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FairTax co-sponsor
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Official stand is
that he wants Flat Income Tax or The FairTax … which makes ABSOLUTELY no sense
because they are COMPLETELY different plans
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Platform calls
for Fair Tax Reform, which is VERY vague, but he claims to understand and
support The FairTax plan.
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Strict
Constitutionalist so he CAN’T support an Income Tax
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He speaks well of
the Flat Income Tax so WHAT ARE WE TO BELIEVE
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Completely
screwed the FairTax community by telling us (I was in
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Tommy Thompson 1
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Newt Gingrch 1
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Rudy Giuliani 0
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Sam Brownback 0
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Mitt Romney 0
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John McCain 0
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George Pataki 0
The Democrats:
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Strong FairTax
supporter in all regards
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Hillary Clinton 0
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Barack Obama 0
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Joe Biden 0
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Chris Dodd 0
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John Edwards 0
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Dennis Kucinich 0
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Bill Richardson 0
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Al Gore 0
Congressional Scorecard