<p>Grover Norquist discusses how politicians view Internet services and the opportunity politicians see for taxing the Internet.</p>

Grover Norquist discusses how politicians view Internet services and the opportunity politicians see for taxing the Internet.

How Politicians Really View Internet Services

Grover Norquist (Twitter: @GroverNorquist) is president of Americans for Tax Reform (ATR), a taxpayer advocacy group he founded in 1985 at President Reagan’s request. ATR works to limit the size and cost of government and opposes higher taxes at the federal, state, and local levels and supports tax reform that moves towards taxing consumed income one time at one rate.  

ATR organizes the Taxpayer Protection Pledge, which asks candidates and elected officials  to commit themselves in writing to the American people to oppose tax increases. Nearly 1,400 elected officials have signed the Pledge.

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Grover Norquist (Twitter: @GroverNorquist) is president of Americans for Tax Reform (ATR), a taxpayer advocacy group he founded in 1985 at President Reagan’s request. ATR works to limit the size and cost of government and opposes higher taxes at the federal, state, and local levels and supports tax reform that moves towards taxing consumed income one time at one rate. ATR organizes the Taxpayer Protection Pledge, which asks candidates and elected officials to commit themselves in writing to the American people to oppose tax increases. Nearly 1,400 elected officials have signed the Pledge. If you're like what you hear on The Grover Norquist Show, please subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher and leave a review. Email us at groverpodcast at atr.org to ask a question, offer a suggestion, or leave a comment.

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