Around the middle of April as the federal income tax filing deadline approaches, tax resistance articles hit the media frequently. Here are some examples from past years:
- “Tax Deadline Brings Protest And Ice Cream” The [Sumter, South Carolina] Daily Item
- A post-tax-day wrap-up quotes war tax resister Ed Hedemann, and also Jack O’Malley, one of three Catholic priests in Pittsburgh who were refusing to pay war taxes.
- “Farmer tries to pay his taxes with grain”
- A news report on tax day protests includes a mention of “Seven Pittsburgh priests [who] will refuse to pay about a third of their federal income taxes in a protest against the nuclear arms race” and of war tax resister Ralph Dull, who “drove a truck filled with 325 bushels of corn to the IRS office in Dayton” in lieu of cash payment.
- “Protesters resist military taxes” The [Pennsylvania State University] Daily Collegian
- Rita Snyder, Kathy Levine, and Donald Ealy quoted about the war tax resistance movement.
- “War tax resisters refuse to pay Uncle Sam” The Nevada Daily Mail
- Bill Ramsey, Jenny Truax, Rebekah Hassler, Tom & Suzanne Makarewicz, and Mary Loehr mentioned and/or quoted.
