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“His poll-tax for about three or five years and if he is found to be spy his case is firing squad.”
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“The interest of the capitalist class, say, in the matter of income tax, is quite contrary to the interest of the laboring class; and, VICE VERSA, in the matter of poll-tax.”
“Margaret Thatcher once told me what she learned from the poll-tax protests that prompted her downfall.”
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“From her prosecution of poll-tax defaulters to his memoir, riches have been high on the Blair agenda”
“I'd say a $500 poll-tax charge should help to start to pay back the debt they caused to our national treasury.”
“It reminds me of that bogus GOP pro poll-tax "voter fraud" group that loudly spread its disinformation and then disappeared overnight.”
“The bill is tantamount to a modern day "poll-tax," that forces many eligible voters to pay for a government-issued photo ID.”
“She got a political death certificate after the poll-tax riots last spring, then surged in popularity in the slipstream of the "gulf factor" two months ago.”
“This Article offers an authoritative exploration of the understudied, yet highly revealing, process through which Americans abolished the poll-tax.”
“Virginia, erased the significance of earlier decisions by Congress, the President and the American people to abolish the poll-tax through the enactment of the Twenty-fourth Amendment and Section Ten of the Voting Rights Act.”
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