Mitch 4 Mayor Episode 7

Send a text Mitch begins with his challenge to the Secret Service of the United States. He then talks about the broken public education system and it's reliance on property tax to fund it. Mitch proposes funding public education in Pittsburgh with a 3% income tax and phasing out property tax. People will still be assessed property tax but they will be able to write off any improvements made with a licensed contractor against the tax. Mitch then talks about the Apportionment amendment proposed by the founding fathers. Basically House of Representatives should have one representative for every 50,000 people in the United States. The house should have 6,600 representatives with the current census. Mitch proposes using the Perroscope platform to promote 6,600 neutral volunteers to help with votes in the government. Unlike our current politicians these 6,600 volunteers would submit their bank statements each month to be analyzed for corruption. The Perroscope platform would regularly submit inquiries to every U.S. bank and every bank known to be a tax haven or shell company friendly around the globe to see if any of our 6,600 volunteers have opened a new account. This effort should truly clean up the government and it is based off an amendment that was never ratified but is still active on the floor of Congress. Support the show

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Mitch 4 Mayor Episode 7 is an episode from The Black Hole by Mitchell.

This episode is 23:06 long.

This episode was published on Sep 13, 2025.

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