SHOULD MEMBERS OF CONGRESS BE INDICTED FOR MURDER?
If those managing a company had acted as recklessly and irresponsibly as has Congress with the U.S. economy, they rightly would be fired.
Congress by its actions is driving away foreign capital, new and existing companies and jobs; burdening the people with excessive debt - and even providing an incentive for murder.
The death tax rate this year will be zero as a result of the Bush-era phaseout of this destructive tax, but it is set to jump to 55 percent as of Jan. 1. There have been many articles about the likelihood of individuals attempting to time their deaths before the end of the year to save their heirs many millions of dollars in "death taxes."
When incentive is given to cause a premature death by an interested party in order to gain a great deal of money, the probability is that it will happen in some cases.
Members of Congress normally are exempt from civil prosecution for actions and statements made in Congress, but it would not be beyond possibility to see some enterprising lawyer charge those irresponsible members of Congress with abetting murder (which is not protected by congressional immunity) because of their lack of action to "fix" the death tax. How just!
