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Texas is one of the few states looking to abolish the property tax. They already have exemptions for retired people with certain amounts of properties and such. IE, if I lived in a nice 2-bedroom house in the suburbs, if I were old, I can pay pennies on the dollars in property taxes.

The sales tax in Texas are pretty low too, and if it's in any way farm related or food related there is no sales tax, so if you are living on a budget it's pretty easy to avoid that.

The reality is this, though: The federal government has been granted constitutional power to print money. They can easily raise all the funds they need by printing money, and if they print the right amount, the economy can grow with a stable currency supply.

Each of the states, and individuals too, have the same power to print their own money.

The Fed is a lie, and at some near future point, I believe, it will no longer be conducive to believe the lie. If the US government plays its cards right they can do what other countries have done and nationalize their debt. That is, take ownership of the entities that the government owes money to, thus canceling the debt.