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“Public unions are the country's foremost advocates for increased taxes at all levels of government.”

Quote by Jonah Goldberg

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Jonah Goldberg is an American author and political commentator recognized for his conservative views. Born on March 21, 1969, Goldberg has authored several books on politics and culture, including 'Liberal Fascism' and 'The Tyranny of Clichés'. He has contributed to various publications and has been a frequent guest on television and radio programs. more

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Source: Bureaucracy: The Economist

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