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year. also rand paul teamed up with pat leahy on making it option for judges. the change on the right is driven by the huge financial burden that the harsh laws enacted over the last generation placed on the government. at the federal level incarceration costs $30,000 a year for one prisoner. if one quarter of the entire budget now goes to funding the federal prison system. at the state level, the strain is more pronounced. a bill is expected ob taken up soon. if you want to know how significantly the politics have been reshaped, consider this. there s as much concern about democrats sinking it as republicans. dick durbin, the democrat working with mike lee, explained it this way. the ghost of willie horton has loomed over any conversation about sentencing reform for over 30 years. durbin s math is a little off.
that is not what they create. juan: somebody represents workers to make sure that workers get a fair shake out of management. and people don t get exploited. that is not a bad thing. greg: at one point you were right but it s gotten pretty bad. we can all agree there was a noble purpose behind this. juan: there was. that s fair. but you know what we have seen a tremendous decline in unit. not in favor in the private sector about disappeared. we are talk about the public sector unions. eric: these people are paid, paid on the hard work of the teachers. of the construction laborers and the truck drivers. just like the government on the hard work of with us the taxes. they re not creating anything. and they are not making andrea: a lot of it is mandatory. governor walker came in and said make it option and see what happens. the hard-working member of the union, a lot said i don t want part of my check goes to the dues. give them the choice and see what happens. that s why unio
that is not what they create. juan: somebody represents workers to make sure that workers get a fair shake out of management. and people don t get exploited. that is not a bad thing. greg: at one point you were right but it s gotten pretty bad. we can all agree there was a noble purpose behind this. juan: there was. that s fair. but you know what we have seen a tremendous decline in unit. not in favor in the private sector about disappeared. we are talk about the public sector unions. eric: these people are paid, paid on the hard work of the teachers. of the construction laborers and the truck drivers. just like the government on the hard work of with us the taxes. they re not creating anything. and they are not making andrea: a lot of it is mandatory. governor walker came in and said make it option and see what happens. the hard-working member of the union, a lot said i don t want part of my check goes to the dues. give them the choice and see what happens. that s why unio
washington, d.c. to have a new form of taxation. what they are looking for is simplicity and something that is flat. something that is fair. this plan addresses all of those. i think when you look at what we are talking about here from the stand point of getting americans confident and if there is a tax plan in place that will take care of their tax needs, if you will, this postcard is the way to do it. talking about making it option, does that add another layer? you look at the business that has for so many years and use the old system whether it was on a host of different issues and appreciations or whatever it is in the old system and you are locked into it. you think for your best interest to continue to use all the lawyers and use all the accountants in your best