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6 67th National Conference and Annual Dinner 1 (2004)

handle is hein.taxfoundation/taxfaabb0006 and id is 1 raw text is: Tax Foundation Global Tax Reform: Who's Leading, Who's Lagging, and Is the U.S in the Race? November 18, 2004 Scott Hodge: Ladies and gentlemen, if you could begin to take your seats again. Throughout this year's presidential campaign I think it's safe to say that the President was very resolute in his desire to overhaul the tax code. But he was pretty coy in identifying the kind of tax reform plan that he favored or that he would prefer over the current system. Our next speakers are anything but shy in expressing the kind of system that they would replace the current tax code with. I'm very pleased to have with us this afternoon three leaders in the tax reform movement: Congressman Phil English from Pennsylvania, Congressman John Linder from Georgia and the former Majority Leader Dick Armey. I was very fortunate a few years ago to spend some time at Citizens for a Sound Economy, during that period of time in which CSE was sponsoring its Scrap the Code tour, which barnstormed across the United States. These were mock debates between Mr. Armey arguing for the flat tax and Bill Tauzin arguing for the National Retail 1

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