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Adams
2016
by Mike Adams
Dec 10, 2012
I'm
getting sick and tired of
people asking me why I'm running for president in 2016. The answer is
that I
have to run. The GOP can't run another big government establishment
candidate masquerading
as a true conservative. So I'm stepping up to the plate. And I'm going
to win,
largely because my policies will appeal to young people, libertarians,
and
Reagan Democrats. But that’s enough of the generalities. Here are the
twelve
specific changes you can expect when I become your 45th president.
1.
Passing the 28th Amendment.
There is a proposed 28th Amendment floating around the Internet. It
reads:
"Congress shall make no law that applies to the citizens of the United
States that does not apply equally to the Senators and Representatives;
and,
Congress shall make no law that applies to the Senators and
Representatives
that does not apply equally to the citizens of the United States."
Unfortunately,
the proposed
amendment is considered to be an "urban legend" by various websites.
Its origins are not even perfectly clear. But I think someone needs to
take
this idea and run with it and turn it from an urban legend into a
reality. I
don't care whether the idea came from Warren Buffet or Jimmy Buffet.
I'll be
inaugurated on a Friday. But come Monday I will be pushing this idea
from the
bully pulpit.
2.
Replacing the IRS with the Fair
Tax. In June, I buried the hatchet with Neal Boortz. After two years of
bickering over abortion, I realized I needed him to join my
presidential
administration as Secretary of Treasury. He says he's going into
retirement to
fly airplanes. But I need him to push for the implementation of the
Fair Tax
and the abolition of the IRS. So I'm going to let him fly Air Force One
as an
incentive to come out of retirement. I hope it works. I plan to fire,
not hire,
thousands of IRS agents in the aftermath of Obamacare. That is because
I
believe the IRS is not a "service." It's more like a terrorist
organization. If the agents agree to leave quietly, I promise not to
send them
to Gitmo…
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