Barack Hussein Owebama keeps harping on what has been nick-"the Buffet rule" that supposedly would ensure millionaires would pay more taxes than their secretaries. But U.S. Sen. Scott Brown found an easier way to gain more revenue and without having to actually pass any laws.

The Massachusetts Republican said that a recent report by the Internal Revenue Service showed that in 2010, 98,000 federal employees owed a combined $1 billion in back taxes.

Brown said members and employees of the U.S. Senate alone owed over $2 million.

Brown wants to pass a bill requiring anyone working for the federal government to include tax delinquencies on their federal disclosure forms. If these delinquent taxes weren't paid within one year, the IRS could start deducting them from the federal workers' paycheck.

I suggest dispensing with yet another law (which liberals would be sure to reject) and simply enforcing the current law which requires everyone who owes taxes to pay them!