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<title>Big Government : Code TEA: Tea Parties, Go Home! All Politics Is Local</title>
<link>http://biggovernment.com/capitolconfidential/2009/12/21/code-tea-tea-parties-go-home-all-politics-is-local/#IDComment48372786</link>
<description>Local health care Legislation:  Ben Nelson and Mary Landrieu were the two yeas that served their constituencies. All the other yeas voted against the best interests of their states by agreeing to not only take over the funding of medicare via the transfer to the states medicaid programs, but they also agreed to pay for medicaid in Nebraska and Louisiana. Can Your senator be recalled for working against the populations of Your states?  The federal government has given itself the right to tax specific wages and items. Can states and localities in Your state itemize taxes on say...government-paid workers making over the average private sector job wage? How about taxing fees paid for grant writing? If it is so clearly legal at the federal level, it must be so at the local levels.  Last I knew HCR contained the ability of the federal government to access the information and remove money from Your banking accounts. Is this still true? Is not the purview of HCR inclusive of doing the public good? Cannot the public good of eminent domain eventually be wed to the proposition of health care public good? Does the government database of our financial states eventuate eminent domain claims against bank accounts?  &amp;quot;The town council hereby seizes Your account for the greater good of the community. We need to pay for the new community center.&amp;quot; </description>
<pubDate>Mon, 21 Dec 2009 15:49:38 +0000</pubDate>
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