Survey: Should Congress Mandate Lifetime Tax Free Status For American Military Personnel Who Served In Harms Way?

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  Should Congress Mandate Lifetime Tax Free Status For American Military Personnel Who Served In Harms Way?

TOPIC: Three things make American military personnel far different from public safety officers, merchant marines and civilian public servants... those are: pay, the UCMJ, and the inability to quit their jobs whenever they wish.

Few Americans risk their lives for their fellow citizens. The men and women who risk all and sacrifice all are the men and women who work for far less money than they could earn in the civilian sector, and work under a separate 'Constitution' called the Uniform Code of Military Justice. These men and women have no union and cannot simply say "I Quit" whenever they wish. These men and women are our military servicepersonnel who serve overseas in combat theaters.

All Americans pay taxes to keep our country safe. However, it is only our military personnel who keep our country safe at peril of losing life or limb. Their rewards are medals and if wounded, often a hard-fought battle with the military and VA to obtain deserved disability care and subsistence.

QUESTION 1/11: Should the United States Congress estabish a new law granting non-transferrable [*] lifetime tax-free status to any American who serves in our military overseas in a combat theater?

    Yes
    No

    [*] Non-Transferrable: Status cannot be passed on to any family member after veteran's death.

QUESTION 2/11: Did you serve in the U.S. military?

    No, I never served in the U.S. military
    Yes, Air Force
    Yes, Army
    Yes, Coast Guard
    Yes, Marine Corps
    Yes, Navy

If you selected "No" please CLICK HERE to conclude this Survey.
If you selected any of the "Yes" responses, please CONTINUE to the next Question.

QUESTION 3/11: Did you serve in a designated combat theater where you drew combat or hostile pay?

    Yes
    No

QUESTION 4/11: Did you sustain any physical impact while serving in a combat zone?

    Yes, I sustained a Purple Heart wound
    Yes, I sustained a non-Purple Heart injury
    No, I was lucky

QUESTION 5/11: Do you think lifetime federal tax-exempt status would serve as an incentive for some Americans to enlist in our military and volunteer to serve in a combat theater?

    Yes
    No

QUESTION 6/11: Do you think a president of the United States who was himself or herself a military combat veteran would do more or less for America's war veterans?

    More
    Less

QUESTION 7/11: Do you think a member of Congress who was himself or herself a military combat veteran would do more or less for America's war veterans?

    More
    Less

QUESTION 8/11: Do you think a president who had a son or daughter who served overseas in a combat theater would do more or less for America's war veterans?

    More
    Less

QUESTION 9/11: Do you think a member of Congress who had a son or daughter who served overseas in a combat theater would do more or less for America's war veterans?

    More
    Less

QUESTION 10/11: In 2000 and 2004 a statistically significant majority of Americans voted for a non-war veteran over two volunteer war veterans. During this period our nation's military and veterans services also suffered the most serious equipment and Department of VA failures of any previous war era. Do you think these failures would or would not have occured if a war veteran had been elected president in 2000 and/or 2004?

    Yes, it would have been the same if a war veteran was president
    No, a war veteran president would not have allowed those failures

ITEM 11/11: And please note my comment...

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