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Reason Writers on The Alyona Show: Matt Welch Talks Taxes w/ the Russkies

Matt Welch | 4.17.2012 7:09 AM

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On Monday, April 16, Reason Editor in Chief Matt Welch went on The Alyona Show's "Monday hangover" segment to talk U.S. tax policy. Just over 10 minutes:

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Matt Welch is an editor at large at Reason.

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  1. Mr Whipple   13 years ago

    Alyona is the hawtness.

    1. Groovus Maximus   13 years ago

      Meh. Needz moar IFH.

  2. heller   13 years ago

    Yes the government might be able to help you with your taxes more than a private company... because the government writes the tax code.

    1. Rich   13 years ago

      Having been so "helped" by the government, I assure you their agents are as clueless as the rest of us. It's just that their word carries the weight of law.

  3. Res Publica Americana   13 years ago

    How long do you guys think it'll be before the federal government of the United States literally reaches Greek levels of HURRRRRRRR?

  4. sarcasmic   13 years ago

    Did he pimp the book? It won't pimp itself.

  5. ZingLingoSoo   13 years ago

    Heck yeah Tiny Tim, now thats what I am talking about!

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