Washington – It’s mid-April, and Karlyn Bowman — the astute public opinion analyst at the American Enterprise Institute, a think tank located in Washington — has noticed something significant. Tax Day “comes and goes without a ripple,” she recently wrote. There’s not much fuss.
Discontent with the income tax has ebbed. To buttress the point, Bowman cited intriguing survey data. A recent Gallup Poll found that only 1 percent of Americans rated taxes the nation’s top problem.
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