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To: FreedomPoster

It’s a new day in Kentucky.


5 posted on 01/04/2017 8:07:50 PM PST by Republican Wildcat
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To: Republican Wildcat

“It’s a new day in Kentucky.”

But it would be a better day if you guys had “offed” The Turtle!


11 posted on 01/04/2017 9:14:45 PM PST by vette6387
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To: Republican Wildcat

This happened 2 years ago in WV with prevailing wage and right to work. It became law and the dems ran against it this last election. They failed miserably.


13 posted on 01/04/2017 10:10:08 PM PST by phormer phrog phlyer
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To: Republican Wildcat

Hopefully this will pass and Kentucky can finally start to compete for new companies building in our state.

The next efforts of Bevin and the Republican legislature should do is tax reform and auto insurance reform. Kentucky is the Taxachussetts of the south.

People living on the border of other states especially TN will give a TN address and tag their vehicles in TN. In Kentucky you get a yearly property tax bill on your vehicle. When you buy your vehicle you pay taxes on the full sticker price not on the actual price negotiated, then comes the yearly greetings based on the blue book value.

In TN depending on the county you tag your car you get a flat $50 bill and the morons in Frankfort just can’t figure out why people would want to tag their cars in TN. I had an 06 Grand Marquis and for three years in a row the state said my car went UP in value! I called and asked if they were serious, how does a Grand Marquis appreciate in value? They blathered around about blue book and essentially said screw you pay it or else.


18 posted on 01/05/2017 11:14:16 AM PST by sarge83
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