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In response to: Rep. Patrick's position on the gas tax
Do you support puting micro chips in our state inspection stickers to track how many miles we drive? If we drive too little we will get a bill because we havn't paid enough gas tax? If we drive too much will we get a bill for that or will we get a rebate for paying too much gas tax?
People are driving less, gax tax revenues are down as a result. By your own admission increasing the cost of gas will result in less driving and lower gas tax revenues further. Will you continue to increase the gas tax as a result?
No more intrusion into our lives. Get out of our pockets. Stay out of our cars.
Before you even think about increasing taxes make REFORM the system. We are all doing more with less and cutting expenses when revenues are down. Government needs to do the same.
Before you attempt to solve the "climate problem" start with basics of correcting the unfair lottery money distribution formula and the school funding formula.
In response to: Rep. Patrick's position on the gas tax
Do you support raising the gas tax by 28 cents which would make MA gas tax the highest in the country? Yes or NO?
Cape Codders and the people you work for should not pay for the Big Dig and it's benefits to Boston. I think you need to think about that.
If you want to expand public transportation, let the users pay for it.
BTW where's my real eatate tax break the governor promised?
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