JustRosy

@[email protected] That's alright. It was just "off the cuff" anyway. If people can find a legal, non-partisan way to do something about this, I say, "Go for it!" I just don't personally know the right way to do it.

@[email protected] Maybe what's needed then is a non-partisan company that deals with this stuff, that people can become contracted members of, which can buy the stamps, get the tax deductions, and then let people come pick up the stamps for free? Could that even work, and would that be legal? If not, then nevermind, but I do think it's unfair that businesses could at least potentially do such a thing, yet individuals definitely can not. I think it would make more sense, in the end, to update the tax code (this would mean less red tape and no one having to start a business over something like this). Anyway, just some thoughts.

@jessamyn Yeah, that's what I figured. Weird how a business could get a tax deduction for that, but not an individual. I cry foul!

@Krosen_nw Well, like I said, I don't know that it can be. Just think it should be, at least in the future, is all.

@[email protected] They likely aren't, but those stamps should be treated as tax-deductible, at least if over some dollar amount was spent on them through the election season.