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XTRA 106.3 to Hold Special ''Fair Tax'' Live Broadcast


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Neal Boortz

Dickey Broadcasting Company has announced a Special "Fair Tax" Live Broadcast with the "Talkmaster" Neal Boortz on Thursday January 26 from 9-10am with Carlos Media on Conservative News & Talk W292EV (XTRA 106.3)/Atlanta's Station. This will be his first, long form live talk show since his retirement in almost a decade. Boortz, one of the original proponents of the Fair Tax in the 1990's, including co-authoring "The Fair Tax Book" with former Congressman John Linder.

Boortz, said, "The FairTax would be the largest transfer of power from government to the people in the history of our Republic. There, I just told you why so many politicians oppose this."

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