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Statement from NRCC Chairman Sessions on Tax Day
Statement from NRCC Chairman Sessions on Tax Day
Washington- National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Pete Sessions (TX) released the following statement today on Tax Day:
“Today, millions of Americans are gathering at Tea Parties to stand up to higher taxes and out-of-control government spending. There is no better day than Tax Day to exercise our fundamental beliefs, particularly when it comes to the issue of government-forced payment. Liberty and freedom are values that our country was founded on, and Republicans in Congress will stand alongside those who demand a government that is accountable to its people. Those who dismiss this phenomenon as anything other than a grassroots revolt are the same people who have no problem taxing and spending other people’s hard-earned money under the guise of ‘fairness.’ The anger and frustration toward Washington politicians are a result of arrogance and disinterest in listening to the voters who elected them. While individuals like Tim Geithner, Charlie Rangel and a whole host of Democrat ‘leaders’ have been promoted despite egregious attempts to dodge the IRS, it should come as no surprise that honest taxpaying citizens feel the need to speak out.”
Washington- National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Pete Sessions (TX) released the following statement today on Tax Day:
“Today, millions of Americans are gathering at Tea Parties to stand up to higher taxes and out-of-control government spending. There is no better day than Tax Day to exercise our fundamental beliefs, particularly when it comes to the issue of government-forced payment. Liberty and freedom are values that our country was founded on, and Republicans in Congress will stand alongside those who demand a government that is accountable to its people. Those who dismiss this phenomenon as anything other than a grassroots revolt are the same people who have no problem taxing and spending other people’s hard-earned money under the guise of ‘fairness.’ The anger and frustration toward Washington politicians are a result of arrogance and disinterest in listening to the voters who elected them. While individuals like Tim Geithner, Charlie Rangel and a whole host of Democrat ‘leaders’ have been promoted despite egregious attempts to dodge the IRS, it should come as no surprise that honest taxpaying citizens feel the need to speak out.”
The Taxman Cometh...
Dear Fellow Taxpayer,
As we mark today’s tax deadline, I am reminded more than ever of why I became a Republican. Republicans believe in lower taxes, less spending and more freedom, and we need your help to keep defending those principles. Click here to donate to this important cause.
Unfortunately, President Obama and the Democrats in Washington have turned a blind eye and a deaf ear to our pleas to reduce taxes and reign in reckless spending. In fact since Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats took control of Congress, they have passed the largest tax increase in American history, doubled the size of the national deficit, and created more debt than every other U.S. President since George Washington – combined.
Around the nation, people are cutting up their credit cards, working hard to pay off their debts and saving for their children’s future. President Obama and the Democrats are saving for our children’s future too – saving debts for our children, grandchildren and even our great grandchildren to pay off. Your donation of $5, $10, $25, or even $50 can help Republican leaders stand up to this reckless disregard for the tax dollars of hardworking Americans.
The fight for freedom from taxation without representation is a cause that our forefathers died for, a right that has been defended from foreign and domestic enemies for over 250 years, and a dream that sends thousands to our shores every year, hoping to one day called America their home. The increased taxes and outlandish spending supported by President Obama and the Democrats go against the values and principles that made our country great, and we have to make it stop. Please click here today to make your donation to our cause.
Help us continue this important mission. Our values and our country are worth fighting for.
Warmest Regards,
James A. Greer, Chairman
As we mark today’s tax deadline, I am reminded more than ever of why I became a Republican. Republicans believe in lower taxes, less spending and more freedom, and we need your help to keep defending those principles. Click here to donate to this important cause.
Unfortunately, President Obama and the Democrats in Washington have turned a blind eye and a deaf ear to our pleas to reduce taxes and reign in reckless spending. In fact since Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats took control of Congress, they have passed the largest tax increase in American history, doubled the size of the national deficit, and created more debt than every other U.S. President since George Washington – combined.
Around the nation, people are cutting up their credit cards, working hard to pay off their debts and saving for their children’s future. President Obama and the Democrats are saving for our children’s future too – saving debts for our children, grandchildren and even our great grandchildren to pay off. Your donation of $5, $10, $25, or even $50 can help Republican leaders stand up to this reckless disregard for the tax dollars of hardworking Americans.
The fight for freedom from taxation without representation is a cause that our forefathers died for, a right that has been defended from foreign and domestic enemies for over 250 years, and a dream that sends thousands to our shores every year, hoping to one day called America their home. The increased taxes and outlandish spending supported by President Obama and the Democrats go against the values and principles that made our country great, and we have to make it stop. Please click here today to make your donation to our cause.
Help us continue this important mission. Our values and our country are worth fighting for.
Warmest Regards,
James A. Greer, Chairman
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