I’m off to Temple University to speak at the premiere of An Inconvenient Tax. You may recall that I was interviewed for the documentary a couple of years ago. It will be exciting to see the finished product. I’ll let you know what I think. In the meantime, check out the trailer:
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It looks very interesting from the trailer. Is it pro flat-tax? Only thing I didn’t get is why is Noam Chomsky in it?
I’m dying to know — what did you think?