To Libertarian, Less Is More // Most Government Regulation on Candidate's Hit List

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To Libertarian, Less Is More // Most Government Regulation on Candidate's Hit List

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October 7, 1992 | Maureen O'Donnell | Copyright

Andre Marrou thinks he stands a chance of becoming president because of the nicknames he has heard from the American people for the initials "IRS."

There's the Internal Ripoff Service.

Insidious Robbery Service.

It's Really Slavery.

The Institute of Revolting Scum.

Marrou, Libertarian candidate for president, brought his anti-tax, less- government message to Chicago Tuesday, along with barbed comments about his rivals.

On the issues, Marrou advocates: Repealing the personal income tax and abolishing the IRS. With more money in their pockets, Americans would start spending and the economy would improve, he said. Reducing government regulation: "You know, the two major reasons American companies go to other countries like, say, Mexico, is not because of the cheap Mexican labor. …

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