With three months to go before the Republican Convention in Tampa, the general election is all but certain to be a face-off between President Obama and the media's pick for the Republican nominee, Mitt Romney. So where do the potential candidates stand now?

Last week, I reviewed the history of the federal income tax in relation to the National Debt. Today let's consider if there is a better alternative to a federal income tax.

Ready? Set? General Election, Go!

No on Prop. 29 (or Californians Against Out-of-Control Taxes and Spending) Proponents/Funders: Philip Morris USA, R.J. Reynolds, and more. Complete list can be found here.

In 2010, I supported Proposition 25 which was sold to the voters as a way to make Legislators accountable for passing a balanced budget.  Prop 25 said essentially if the Legislature did not pass a balanced budget by the Constitutional deadline of June 15^th, they would not get paid.

The reason for the focus on Dr. Paul is because his bid acts as a textbook example of how an insurgent candidacy successfully challenges party establishment.
Kymberly Bays, on the GOP Delegate Count