This is by far the most convoluted paragraph I have yet seen from you. A budget is an estimation of upcoming expenses. As such, "within budget" could mean anything. Therefore, Congress could appropriate any amount of money for anything — just as they do now.
And just how is "at a maximum conglomerate rate per annum of 35% of the GNP—home food and medicines excluded" a restriction on increased taxes?
On 04/26/2011 08:24 AM, NoEinstein wrote:
"The House shall author bills of appropriation within budget; in addition, the President shall have Line Item Veto power on all such bills, except if overruled by a 60% vote of the House. 12 years from the adoption of this New Constitution, and following a successful two year test in two or more states, taxation in the USA shall be changed to sales tax only—at a maximum conglomerate rate per annum of 35% of the GNP—home food and medicines excluded.* "
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