Topic: Tax Cuts

During the 2002 campaign, major media outlets like the Boston Globe and local TV affiliates largely ignored the tax repeal initiative. Following the close 45% result, opposition groups including teachers unions spent $12 million on advertisements in subsequent elections to defeat further tax-cut proposals.

The host recounts an interview with Travis County Tax Assessor Nelda Wells Spears regarding the seizure of homes and businesses for unpaid taxes. George Humphrey examines the draft FY99 Travis County budget, disputing claims of budget cuts and staff eliminations. He points out that the proposed budget has increased to $439 million, continuing a trend of spending growth that exceeds inflation.

In response to a listener's question about solutions, the hosts suggest educating local law enforcement through programs like Jack McLam's "Operation Vampire Killer." They also advocate for homeschooling to avoid state "brainwashing," fighting all new bond issuances, and demanding significant tax cuts. They express support for true patriot militias and emphasize the importance of person-to-person information sharing to counter mainstream media propaganda.