You Can't Take It With You

National Review by Ramesh Ponnuru | Apr. 10, 2009 (Comment)

(Blog Post) But of course the tax is not triggered merely by death — a point that liberals have made in protesting the conservative relabeling of it as "the death tax." It is triggered by leaving a sizable estate. Full Story »

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