Short clip, I only include the first Senator as a reference to the questions asked.

Errors don't disturb me, we are human after all, and tax code is the most complex POS known to modern man.

What IS disturbing is how many "declined to answer" which I have always found to mean, "I don't have to subject myself to this, even if I am the one that punishes you for the rules".

See the article to find out what your Senators are disclosing, or hiding.

Mine? 1. Answered, 1. Won't. Sounds just about par for the course.

If every Senator answered every survey someone sent them, their offices would have little time to do the actual work we sent them to Washington to do.

Sorry, but they work for us and have HUGE staff that could EASILY get these questions answered.

You ever been audited or made a mistake, the IRS surely doesn't play nice.

I think this is vital information as to the foundation of our very political system.

Or doesn't it bother you that the rules only apply to YOUR boss and you. Not to the guys that make the rules.

I heard this joke today: How do you get a Democrat to pay his taxes? Nominate him for a Cabinet position.

I'm sure that might apply to both parties.