Posted on 07/22/2014 2:34:54 PM PDT by Olog-hai
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) was asked Monday if Democrats will move a carbon tax bill after the midterm election.
“I sure hope so,” he told a “clean energy” conference call. […]
A carbon tax bill won’t advance unless Democrats retake the House and retain control of the Senate in November. With that goal in mind, President Obama was heading west on Tuesday to raise money for his party. …
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The Dem’s should pass a redistributive tax on logic, reason, and integrity.
Perfect way to raise revenues with a tax which will never affect their base.
Lol I can just imagine them trying to put a tax on every post or comment we make on FR....
It’s all about revenue, and without ever increasing revenue these boys are neutered, castrated, impotent, deballed, nutless, and if ever there were 100 folks in need of fixin, it’s those boys with the majority “leader” the first one in line.
If we passed a tax on stupidity, Reid’s tax alone would pay off the national debt.
Clean Energy Harry? That’s rich coming from a guy who technically represents Nevada where we built the Hoover Dam to bring evil electricity to Los Angeles. And thank goodness there was no affirmative action, OSHA, environmental studies, lawsuits and protests etc. or the dam would still be under construction today.
Oh, and let’s not forget all that CO2 and other crap emitted by Las Vegas.
What a surprise, someone waved a penny in front of reid and bought his vote.
a carbon tax is a boot on every citizens throat.
> A carbon tax bill won’t advance unless Democrats retake the House and retain control of the Senate in November.
If you look up the word DELUSIONAL in the dictionary HAIRY’S PICTURE shows up.
Harry will be lucky if he can pass a kidney stone after the midterms.
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