It has occurred to me recently, rather than a tax on soft drinks a possible solution to a obesity tax would be taxing Television Air Commercials. A Fat Tax Revenue of say 50% to start on the real fat of our American Budget.
I think most Americans abhor the commercials for government subsidized welfare such as electric wheelchairs medical supplies and drug sponsoring on the taxpayer owned federal regulated air waves.
To me they're a constant reminder of the blighted corruptions in the Welfare System.
In light of the fact government welfare is so profitable that manufacturers and marketing can afford the additional extreme costs of Prime Time Television Advertising without regulation is evidence enough of the abuses the government welfare system must be enduring.
No cuts in entitlements only cutting in the profits of Manufacturing, Drug and Television profiteering of the government dole!!
Surely a tax on the obvious abused advertisement will return money back to the Federal Coffers and give a respite of sanity to those who watch broadcast television.
Other abusers included should be Television Political Advertisements.
I therefore recommend a 90% tax on all political advertising for Government Political Advocacy or Election on Television Commercials.
Furthermore on wages for any government advocate receiving taxpayer assistance should forward a 50% surcharge of his salary for said television advocacy.
We the People will surcharge an advocacy tax, Similar to the NFL licensing agreements for use of their materials. Just as each NfL Broadcast has its Copyrights. So too should the people own all rights to any work of the Government and license and charge a tax as they see fit.
Pay to Play format all references for The Peoples Affairs or Government in America.
This is an all out assault on the on elected officials and lobbyist who benefit directly from the People's Work. No doubt, political advertisements are currently a tax deduction, further exacerbating the waste
This should retire the National Debt. As well as reduce ALL Government Employees to Servants of the People as our Forefathers intended.
Impose the Fat Tax now.
I think most Americans abhor the commercials for government subsidized welfare such as electric wheelchairs medical supplies and drug sponsoring on the taxpayer owned federal regulated air waves.
To me they're a constant reminder of the blighted corruptions in the Welfare System.
In light of the fact government welfare is so profitable that manufacturers and marketing can afford the additional extreme costs of Prime Time Television Advertising without regulation is evidence enough of the abuses the government welfare system must be enduring.
No cuts in entitlements only cutting in the profits of Manufacturing, Drug and Television profiteering of the government dole!!
Surely a tax on the obvious abused advertisement will return money back to the Federal Coffers and give a respite of sanity to those who watch broadcast television.
Other abusers included should be Television Political Advertisements.
I therefore recommend a 90% tax on all political advertising for Government Political Advocacy or Election on Television Commercials.
Furthermore on wages for any government advocate receiving taxpayer assistance should forward a 50% surcharge of his salary for said television advocacy.
We the People will surcharge an advocacy tax, Similar to the NFL licensing agreements for use of their materials. Just as each NfL Broadcast has its Copyrights. So too should the people own all rights to any work of the Government and license and charge a tax as they see fit.
Pay to Play format all references for The Peoples Affairs or Government in America.
This is an all out assault on the on elected officials and lobbyist who benefit directly from the People's Work. No doubt, political advertisements are currently a tax deduction, further exacerbating the waste
This should retire the National Debt. As well as reduce ALL Government Employees to Servants of the People as our Forefathers intended.
Impose the Fat Tax now.
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