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	<title>Comments on: &#8220;Taxed Enough Already&#8221;: A Case for the Tea Partiers</title>
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		<description>&quot;Try to imagine a town where the government paid each of the residents a living income, regardless of who they were and what they did, and a Soviet hamlet in the early 1980s may come to mind.

&quot;But this experiment happened much closer to home. For a four-year period in the &#039;70s, the poorest families in Dauphin, Manitoba, were granted a guaranteed minimum income by the federal and provincial governments. Thirty-five years later all that remains of the experiment are 2,000 boxes of documents that have gathered dust in the Canadian archives building in Winnipeg...&quot;

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<p>&#8220;But this experiment happened much closer to home. For a four-year period in the &#8217;70s, the poorest families in Dauphin, Manitoba, were granted a guaranteed minimum income by the federal and provincial governments. Thirty-five years later all that remains of the experiment are 2,000 boxes of documents that have gathered dust in the Canadian archives building in Winnipeg&#8230;&#8221;</p>
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