'Tell me again taxes aren't high enough': Katie Pavlich vents after writing 'big fat check to the IRS'

The tax deadline is rapidly approaching, and count Katie Pavlich among those who ended up cutting a check to the government.

Eric Bolling of “The Five” gave Pavlich a reminder of where some of her hard earned money is going:

@KatiePavlich but KP, some people need Obamaphones. And free housing. And 99 weeks(2years) to find work and…and.. How they spose to get it

— ?? ERIC BOLLING ?? (@ericbolling) March 30, 2014

By WORKING and paying "their fair share" like the rest of us @ericbolling! Where is my handout? The handout I paid for anyway.

— Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) March 30, 2014

Joseph Curl had a scenario that would rapidly change a lot of attitudes on taxation:

@KatiePavlich If everyone had to pay taxes in cash four times a year like the self-employed do, they'd storm the Capitol with pitchforks!

— Joseph Curl ❎ (@josephcurl) March 30, 2014

This “@josephcurl: If everyone had to pay taxes in cash four times a year like the self-employed do they'd storm the Capitol w/ pitchforks!”

— Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) March 30, 2014

Which is of course a reason why the government will never do it that way.