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National Taxpayers Union

The National Taxpayers Union is the nation's oldest and largest taxpayer-advocacy group. NTU was founded in 1969 to work for lower taxes, smaller government, and economic freedom at all levels. NTU lobbies on behalf of taxpayers at the federal, state, and local level. If you are interested in more information, or joining NTU in our mission to protect America's taxpayers, please visit our website at www.ntu.org, follow us on Twitter (@ntu), or like our page on Facebook (facebook.com/NationalTaxpayersUnion).www.ntu.org

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Oct 15, 2026

Paul GessingHOST
24:05
Well, I'm not...
Paul GessingHOST
24:08
If the lobbyist is from Americans for Tax Reform or National Taxpayers Union or some organization, its goal is to limit government, then I'm not...
Paul GessingHOST
24:20
The outcome is the goal here.
Paul GessingHOST
24:22
And, you know, looking at Florida, legislators receive an annual salary of $30,000.
John RushHOST
30:35
I appreciate you joining us.
John RushHOST
30:36
National Taxpayers Union, you're the executive vice president.
John RushHOST
30:40
Welcome to Rush to Reason.
Brandon ArnoldGUEST
30:41
Thanks so much for having me.

9 MINS LATER

John RushHOST
39:46
That's right
Brandon ArnoldGUEST
39:46
... than traditional gasoline.
John RushHOST
39:47
National Taxpayers Union.
John RushHOST
39:49
Uh, Brandon, how do folks find you?
speaker_0UNKNOWN
3:10
As Michigan senator, I'll bring both parties together to lower your prices.
AJ JonesCORRESPONDENT
3:15
A study by the National Taxpayers Union found Michigan households have paid the most per person in tariffs since last year.
AJ JonesCORRESPONDENT
3:22
For NPR News, I'm AJ Jones in Mount Pleasant, Michigan.
Giles SnyderHOST
3:26
This is NPR News.
Steve GruberHOST
27:49
While affordability remains a priority for both parties, it's important that we listen to real and tangible solutions to address this problem, not utopian promises such as the ones being presented by the Democrats.
Steve GruberHOST
28:01
Joining me to discuss, Senior Director for Government Affairs at the National Taxpayers Union.
Steve GruberHOST
28:06
Tommy Aiello.
Steve GruberHOST
28:07
Tommy, you know, when people talk about the economy, they don't talk about the fact that we have the least number of unemployment applications in 57 years last week.

5 MINS LATER

Steve GruberHOST
33:30
Yeah, there you go.
Steve GruberHOST
33:31
Tommy Aiello, always good to talk to you.
Steve GruberHOST
33:33
And I know that while you're from the National Taxpayers Union, a tax holiday on fuel, you guys would be dancing in the streets as you should be.
Steve GruberHOST
33:41
Greatly appreciate you being here as always.
Matt McNeilHOST
72:43
Since then, Trump has used the other statuses to justify charging import taxes on goods.
Matt McNeilHOST
72:50
The breakdown produced by the National Taxpayers Union found the biggest effects in states and industries scattered throughout America.
Matt McNeilHOST
72:56
Sectors hit hardest by tariffs in the top 10 states include automobiles and auto parts, steel, aluminum and other metals, clothes and shoes, and food and beverages.
Matt McNeilHOST
73:06
For example, businesses in Michigan have paid an extra 23 billion on imports.
Steve GruberHOST
47:44
Yesterday, as he was waiting to board Marine One, was talking to the reporters outside the White House, doing a gaggle as he often does, said, "Hey." He was asked, should you get rid of the national, the federal fuel tax? He said, "Maybe I should look at that, a moratorium on suspending the federal gas tax.
Steve GruberHOST
48:00
That would also be a smart move." Brandon Arnold joining me from the National Taxpayers Union.
Steve GruberHOST
48:04
He's the executive vice president.
Steve GruberHOST
48:05
Brandon, good morning.
Gary McNamaraHOST
24:18
And so it's ...
Gary McNamaraHOST
24:20
Let me just get to here, the, uh, National Taxpayers Union also looking at ...
Gary McNamaraHOST
24:24
Because we really never got into the constitutional issues of it all.
Eric HarleyHOST
24:27
Mm-hmm.
Jon CoupalGUEST
17:20
And when some of these people are retiring with $700,000 a year, $800,000 a year for life, that is way out of control.
Jon CoupalGUEST
17:32
Some of the national taxpayer organizations like Citizens Against Government Waste, the Americans for Tax Reform, the National Taxpayers Union have identified California as the land of milk and honey when it comes to public employee compensation.
Jon CoupalGUEST
17:47
The most important thing is you can increase salaries and later negotiate lower salaries if the state or local government gets in financial distress.
Jon CoupalGUEST
18:01
But with pensions, those are protected under the federal constitution.
John CoopolGUEST
17:20
And when some of these people are retiring with $700,000 a year, $800,000 a year for life, that is way out of control.
John CoopolGUEST
17:32
Some of the national taxpayer organizations like Citizens Against Government Waste, the Americans for Tax Reform, the National Taxpayers Union have identified California as the land of milk and honey when it comes to public employee compensation.
John CoopolGUEST
17:47
The most important thing is you can increase salaries and later negotiate lower salaries if the state or local government gets in financial distress.
John CoopolGUEST
18:01
But with pensions, those are protected under the federal constitution.
Andrew LangerGUEST
53:41
And I'm not saying that all scientists are perfect.
Andrew LangerGUEST
53:44
You know something, John? I do want to tease something because in addition to my own podcast this week, which is tax policy, I interviewed Joe Bishop Henchman from National Taxpayers Union Foundation.
Andrew LangerGUEST
53:59
But a couple of weeks ago, I did a conference put on by Real Clear Health called The Future of Public Health.
Andrew LangerGUEST
54:06
And I did a panel on pharmaceutical policy.

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