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11/22/2009

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Seth

Permanent relief would be permanent repeal. There are many high asset, low cash businesses out there paying tens of thousands of dollars a year to insurance companies to cover the estate tax. THAT, my friends, IS MONEY THAT COULD BE USED TO HIRE EMPLOYEES. We have 10.2% unemployment in this country. A study published by EstateTaxTruth.org shows that repealing the estate tax would generate 1.5 million jobs. Does anyone in Congress care about that? NO! All they seem to care about is the money they get from Insurance Companies lobbying for the the tax.

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