"IRS" and "the villages"
 

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The very rich guy isn't going down, a lot of little guys will.

I apologize for dissing you. I didn't know that you were a fellow union member.

Accepted.

I'm not up on the Morse/IRS situation, and I know I should be. Me, I love the Morse's. For no other reason than that they built and maintain this wonderful and gorgeous place I've retired to. I want them to stay and keep doing what they're doing. So I hope the Morse's are making tons of money and keep doing so and stay happy and keep on keeping on.

I was a member of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters since 1970. I've worked household moving, driven oil tankers, driven chemical tankers, driven for a garment carrier, and spent the final 35 years hauling general freight for various common carriers. It was a hard but good life, and because of the union benefits and protections, I was able to live with dignity and provide a stable middle class lifestyle for my beloved family.

Now, I've retired comfortably in this awesome picture postcard Villages, where I have so many great new friends, and am tackling this frustrating great game of golf.

My only problem with my union is their battle with "big business". Every time I hear Jimmy Hoffa Jr. rail against Republicans because they're for "big business" it drives me crazy. "Big business" has employed me my entire career. The union had demanded I get an equitable share of the company's profits, but the company put the food on my family's table.

A better climate for big business is a better climate for the American Teamster.