Posted on 03/11/2015 5:29:21 AM PDT by TurboZamboni
Today the Republican Party of Minnesota held a press conference calling for Democrats to give back the nearly $2 billion state budget surplus to hardworking Minnesotans! That surplus belongs to Minnesotans and the Democrats should give it back, not spend it. That's roughly $350 per every Minnesotan. The Democrats raised taxes by an unnecessary $2 billion, and now state government has a nearly $2 billion surplus, which they are proposing to spend! On top of that, Democrats are actually proposing to raise taxes another $6 billion on top of the $2 billion surplus!
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Right! So all those wannabe commies in minasoeta should get their money back?! Are you kidding?...isn’t there an albino mosquito up there that needs protection or something?
Yes, we must all be lumped into one homogeneous blend of red so we can be easily vilified and taxed to death.
Understood.
If it’s done like the last Minnesota tax give-back, it will be given to the welfare (Democrat) voting community and the working folks will the privilege of being screwed over again.
I remember getting a nice check back when Jesse was governor.
We’ll assign crimson to the wannabe commies...because all the real red ones moved to Cuba and North Korea!
It shouldn’t be paid back to everyone, but between taxPAYERS based on the taxes paid. But that would be fair. So it will never happen.
“The notion that everyone can individually spend their money better than government, I think that is trite,wrong-headed and anti-democratic. “
-Larry Pogemiller(D-MN) 3/8/2008 at Brian Coyle Center,S.MPLS.
that sums up the DFL opinion on income YOU earned.
Gov Mark Dayton: But bike trails cost money!
They plan on naming it after Jim Oberstar AKA “Jimmy Bikeshorts”
Fix the infrastructure first, then refund the rest.
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