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Jim Tobin, Taxpayers United of America News


A look back with Taxpayers United: 2011 Wisconsin Act 10

By Jim Tobin, Taxpayers United of America |
Ten years ago, Taxpayers United of America (TUA) and its Wisconsin affiliates held a news conference at the capitol building in Madison supporting the Budget Repair Bill known as "2011 Wisconsin Act 10."

Victory for Illinois taxpayers!

By Jim Tobin, Taxpayers United of America |
In an historic victory for taxpayers, Gov. JB Pritzker’s income theft amendment, the proposed change in the Illinois Constitution to usher in a graduated income tax, was defeated.

Biden proposes $4 trillion tax increase!

By Jim Tobin, Taxpayers United of America |
Joe Biden (D) is the proverbial crazy uncle families keep in the attic, away from view. Now he has been unleashed by the Democrat Party as the presumptive presidential candidate, and his economic agenda is truly frightening.

Pritzker Soviet-style lockdown put Illinoisans at great medical risk

By Jim Tobin, Taxpayers United of America |
Illinois Governor Jay Robert “J.B.” Pritzker on June 22 announced from the economic rubble of his once prosperous state, that he would move forward with “phase 4” of his soviet style lockdown.

148,654 Illinois government pension millionaires!

By Jim Tobin, Taxpayers United of America |
Government pensions affect every taxpayer in Illinois. Now Gov. JB Pritzker’s pension madness threatens to reach across the state and ravage taxpayers with the most insidious effect of Covid-19: theft of taxpayer wealth.

Taxpayers United of America: Protests matter

By Jim Tobin, Taxpayers United of America |
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker's lockdown hits one demographic harder than any other in Illinois: Taxpayers.

Governor Pritzker must do more for taxpayers now!

By Jim Tobin, Taxpayers United of America |
Governor Pritzker is killing the Illinois economy. On March 25, Pritzker announced he was considering extending the statewide lockdown, and the continued closure of all businesses he deemed non-essential.

Coronavirus good news suggests expensive overreaction at taxpayer expense

By Jim Tobin, Taxpayers United of America |
The huge amount of money planned to fight the coronavirus in the U.S., currently reported to be as much as $2 trillion, may not only be unnecessary, but could cripple the U.S. economy for decades.