We know a lot of things about Ronald Reagan soldier boy Grover Norquist. He doesn't care for colorful language. He's one of those bluetooth guys. He's willing to sacrifice all our grandmothers for the sake of keeping marginal tax rates low. But what about the real Grover you ask? You know, the guy who haunts the dreams of congressional Democrats (and dodgy Republicans) but also spends the occasional weekend with Muppets (i.e. not Goldman Sachs clients).
You probably won't be surprised to learn that the facial hair does not keep on its own and demands strict attention. But for anyone looking to expand their repertoire for entertaining guests, GGN has some tips on juggling, which is always a crowd pleaser.
You better believe the state of Maine is at the top of Grover's hit list.
[via FamousDC]
Commissioner Doug Shulman said in a statement today that the agency would make it easier for taxpayers to seek withdrawal of liens when they pay a tax debt or make arrangements to pay in installments for debts of less than $25,000. The agency also raised the dollar thresholds before liens are typically filed. “We are making fundamental changes to our lien system and other collection tools that will help taxpayers and give them a fresh start,” Shulman said in the statement. “These steps are good for people facing tough times, and they reflect a responsible approach for the tax system.” [