[xcamel]

dems can “bite my fair share”

[Mr. Mojo]

higher-income earners will be among those asked to pay more

First of all, they already do. A lot more, in fact.

And secondly, what is this "asked" business?

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

PING!

Land o’ Peasant Living!

[the invisib1e hand]

this guy sounds really presidential.

[BKerr]

Well, I’m glad I got out of Florida. It seems that there will be an even greater increase in Northeasterners coming this year to stay.

[mozarky2]

* Establishing a “green fund” that would impose fees on developers for “impervious surfaces.” The proposal, which cleared the House of Delegates in a similar form this year but died in the Senate, could generate $100 million a year, the groups said.

* Increasing solid waste fees on disposal companies, generating $35 million.

* Ending a coal-mining tax credit, which could save $7.7 million.

* Establishing a wetlands permit fee for developers, generating $3.6 million.

What Dim voters don’t realize is that corporations don’t pay taxes-they collect them. It’s simply the CODB to them, and it’s passed on to consumers. And, in the case of the previously mentioned list, costs would go up for housing, waste disposal, and electric utilities, among others. Dumb*ss Dims!

[Don Carlos]

2 percent from someone who makes 200,000 dollars a year is considerably more than from someone who makes 20,000 a year

No S#!t, Sherlock. This guy is an intellect to be reckoned with!