One of the prime goals of the National Tax-Limitation Committee is to support legislation and candidates/elected officials, that/whom fight to keep government’s size to “the right size” or optimal size. Below is a list of CA agencies and institutions (as of 2010). Is this how we manage to achieve “the right size”? We think not! Please help …
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BUDGET & SPENDING
It appears the only thing NOT being duplicated in the federal system, is copies of the Government Accountability Office’s March 2011 report entitled “Opportunities to Reduce Potential Duplication in Government Programs, Save Tax Dollars, and Enhance Revenue”, or simply report number 11-318SP. It would seem so since these programs are still in place, not-consolidated, and … 
In a letter posted March 14, 2012, National Tax Limitation Committee President, Lew Uhler, urged members of congress and taxpayers alike to support HR 4160 “The State Health Flexibility Act”. … By limittaxes | February 29th, 2012 | 2  Pacific Legal Foundation, the National Tax Limitation Committee, and the Cato Institute, along with a number of other pro-freedom organizations, today urged the U.S. Supreme Court to strike down the individual mandate provision of the new federal health care law. In an amicus brief, the organizations contend that the mandate — requiring virtually every American who is not covered by an employer to buy government-dictated health insurance — exceeds Congress’ authority under the Constitution’s Commerce Clause. … 
A Transportation Bill should not be used as an Opportunity to Increase Federal Spending RE: The next transportation reauthorization is shaping up to be yet another big spending boondoggle. Despite four straight trillion dollar annual deficits, Congress refuses to accept the need to budget responsibly and prioritize transportation spending. Instead, both the House (H.R.7) and … By Lew Uhler, NATIONAL TAX LIMITATION COMMITTEE | January 18th, 2012 | 7 
To Orrin Hatch: All of us who have worked with you over the years owe you a great debt of gratitude for your consistent dedication to fiscal responsibility and to the interests of taxpayers in Utah and all across this great land. … By Lew Uhler, NATIONAL TAX LIMITATION COMMITTEE | January 14th, 2012 | 2 SIGN OUR PETITION
Under the Obama Administration individual taxpayer debt has gone up 65% (New York Times, 12/27/11). Lew Uhler, President and founder of the National Tax Limitation Committee (Limittaxes.org) stated “We must have a serious review of all federal programs and cut or eliminate those that demonstrate a waste of taxpayer money.” On … By limittaxes | December 30th, 2011 | 1 
Published Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2011 SACRAMENTO, Calif. — More than 250 Assembly employees received pay hikes this month under the sweeping authorization granted by Assembly Speaker John A. Perez recently for aides whose pay had not risen in three years. Roughly one of every five employees of the lower house received the merit increase ranging … 
Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell made the following remarks on the Senate floor Tuesday regarding the administration’s failed approach to job creation and economic recovery in advance of the President’s address to a Joint Session of Congress on Thursday: “As lawmakers return to Washington this week, every one of us, I’m … By Lew Uhler, NATIONAL TAX LIMITATION COMMITTEE | August 15th, 2011 | 3 
The National Tax Limitation Committee is proud to wield the hammer that has struck the first nail in the coffin of Barack Obama’s Healthcare Bill. We view the 11th Circuit Court’s decision on Friday to claim parts of Obamacare unconstitutional to clearly speak on personal freedom and personal choice. NTLC was one … |
US National Debt 
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Source: USDebtClock.org  "In DC, where the sun is bright as are many of the legislators and staff I've had the pleasure to meet with who care about over taxation#ntlc" "National Tax-Limitation Committee President Lew Uhler's take on CA Prop 29:
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