Letter to Sam Seder and the Majority Report: Take on the Tax Wall Street Party

This is a letter I sent to the Majority Report with Sam Seder asking them to discuss the Tax Wall Street Party on their show. 

Attention: Sam Seder, Michael Brooks, et. al

Hi, My name is Ned.

I have been watching a lot of clips from you guys on YouTube, but I have yet to hear what a segment on the Tax Wall Street Party. To begin your show I heard a mention of New Jersey and the Millionaires tax,

But where do you guys stand on the Wall Street Sales Tax?

The tax wall street party platform promotes:

1% Wall Street Sales Tax

Nationalize the Federal Reserve

Then, use the Fed to bypass congress to create 30 million living wage jobs. A living wage is 15 dollars an hour. 

This can be done by executive decision.e.g. the President ordering the Chairperson of the Fed for a 5 trillion dollar infrastructure plan.  

Another ultimate end goal is HealthCare for All.

Everyone has to bear in mind that this is a multi-layered platform. The reasons for this have many facets.

Wall street is ripping off the American people more than any Government institution. Most Senators and Congressman are not career politicians. They spend 1-2 terms in office. Then, sell their connections in the private sector. This is also done by other Government officials. Such as Henry Kissinger and the famous Kissinger and Associates. The government is not the enemy. The open cheating in the system by Wall Street is the enemy.

Positive change in a society comes from the people putting pressure on their greatest threat. This is Wall Street’s 4 quadrillion dollars that is going untaxed. The consumer pays income tax and state and local sales tax. Why is this not being done at the wall street level? 1% Wall Street Sales tax on all wall street turnover. Stocks. Bonds. And Derivitives.

Productivity in a civilization only happens when the people in power make decisions that benefit those with the least amount of power. Target the greatest rip off to the American people, and let’s have a government make decisions that benefit the middle and working classes. The rich can adapt to any tax plan. Where do you guys stand on the push for this legislation? 1% Wall Street Sales Tax. Nationalize the Fed. 21^st Century Infrastructure.

Keep in Touch,

Ned