Income Tax All Along the Line
The piece argues for a constitutional amendment to permit a national income tax citing past court rulings and broad political support. It condemns privilege, urges state legislatures and governors to back the measure, and contrasts rich evasion with the obligation of all citizens to fund government. It warns against privilege and calls for the tax to become organic law.
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Taken Up at Random in Democratic Campaign Reflections
A public essay traces how Charley Gauss rose from plain citizen to Democratic flag bearer and the public fascination with his homely image. It notes voters valued honesty bluntness and common roots, debates whether a grooming change would help or hurt, and highlights Gauss’s large family as a stabilizing factor.
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Lew Shank
Charley Gauss
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Mr. Gauss
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