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Should New Taxes Require Voter Approval?

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Your "Vote On Taxes" Committee is committed to adding the "Vote On Taxes" amendment to the U.S. Constitution. History has demonstrated that requiring voter approval of new taxes and spending will ensure that future generations of Americans will enjoy significantly higher standards of living than if government continues to tax and spend at will.

The official forecast is for the U.S. to run out of money by 2050 leading to a multi-generational economic decline.

The process of amending our Constitution is difficult, time consuming and needs the broad support of the American people. Never in our history has an amendment been successfully proposed and ratified by state legislatures. But, the founding fathers had the foresight to include a way that the states, without the help of the U.S. Congress, could amend the Constitution if there were no other way to preserve the American dream of freedom and expanding economic prosperity.


Are you ready to help add the "Vote On Taxes" amendment to our U.S. Constitution?

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Citizens Oath and Membership

I do solemnly pledge to support the Vote On Taxes Amendment which gives taxpayers the right to vote on new Federal taxes, spending and debt. To take the oath and become a member of the Vote On Taxes Committee click here.


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Candidate Oath
I solemnly swear to the citizens of ______ that if you will vote for and support me, I will, during my term in office, agree to vote for and support a joint legislative resolution calling for a limited constitutional convention to consider the Vote On Taxes Federal Amendment. To take the oath click here.

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