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Tax politicians at a rate of 90% on income that results from fame of public office (books, speeches, lobbying, etc).

Created by J.P. on November 11, 2012

Politicians are public servants and should not profit from the trust placed in them by the people or from the office they hold. The name recognition, notoriety, and power that necessarily accompany this type of public service should not enable current or former politicians to become rich. Any wealth derived from activities such as authoring books, making speeches, lobbying, or sitting on corporate boards will be taxed at a rate of 90%. We, the people, are only asking that politicians do what they demand of us: pay a fair share.

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