David Letterman dazed and confused by income tax facts

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David Letterman dazed and confused by income tax facts. “Thank you, you’re applauding my stupidity, god bless you,” he tells the audience before ending the interview with Rand Paul by admitting, “I think he’s wrong about some of these things. I just can’t tell you why. I’m sorry.” Yes, you are, Dave.

J.P. Travis: Born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1976 graduate of University of Michigan, father, grandfather, husband, founder and CEO of Travelyn Publishing (http://www.travelynpublishing.com/), and passionate anti-government believer in individual liberty.

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  • Davey Davey Davey!

    Let me tell you why you think he's wrong. It's not about the minutia of the income tax, or any particular policy. Whether you understand what Mr Paul is saying is irrelevant. He's always wrong, and here's why:

    Rand Paul believes in individual liberty. You believe in the supremacy of the state, and state control and micromanagement of every little bit of our lives. You do not believe in liberty. You believe that the masses, the great unwashed, the benighted should just mind their beeswax and obey the enlightened people like you.

    I think you know damn well why he's wrong. Next time, just say it.

  • Letterman is dazed andconfused about agreat many things. I can't wait for him to retire. He isthe definition of an East coast elitist
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  • Letterman has been in NYC so long he he's unable to figure out that taking more money from people isn't a good idea. What I find absurd, is that he and all his liberal ideas and friends do every last thing to keep from paying their taxes.

  • "David Letterman dazed and confused by income tax facts."

    Yeah, so was Timothy Geithner but he was coddled enough by his liberal elitists that it didn't matter.

    • Letterman has people that handle his taxes. He doesn't do that, he pays them, they take care of things, & he makes so much he doesn't care. He can afford to be ignorant on the subject. Geithner on the other hand, as Treasury Secretary, should lead by example, & he failed. I expect more from him then I do Letterman, but that's not saying much.