The Politicians' Scam: Taxing People Outside Their Voting District

Politicians try to stay in the office: Taxing people outside the voting area The United States is one of the most democratic countries in the world. But for our elected representatives, the government is also a business, and these officials are hoping to do what they can to maintain employment or to reelect. There are several methods for them, but there are methods that have been used repeatedly since the American Revolutionary War. It is in many cases such as the interstate trade war of the 1780s, the Maryland tax to the Federal Bank of 1819, the Max Creek speed trap of the 1990s, the current river traffic tax of West Virginia state, the hotel addition It has been used. tax

(A) Due to special taxation, any taxable area shall vote to impose an additional tax offer which was not submitted at least five-fifths of the voter in the taxable area more than 12 months prior to the day . During such a 12 - month period the suggested tax can not exceed 2, regardless of the special election of this tax zone or the regular election. Composition 3 - 1/5 of the total number of voters who voted in the previous general election is equivalent to 40% of the voter's votes, and the number of voters voting at that time does not exceed 40% of the total number of votes did. The area of ​​the general election, or at least three-fifths of the voters in the tax zone voted for the vote and the number of voters who voted in the general election was 4% of the number of voters voted in the tax-zone in the previous general election I exceeded it. 10 Elections: Proposals to provide additional taxes to common schools or fire departments according to this paragraph even if there are other provisions of this constitution can provide up to four years of assistance and make recommendations. Additional taxes will be imposed to support the construction, modernization or renovation of school facilities or fire prevention facilities and will be provided within 6 years of assistance.

Saturday February 18, mountain. Laurel voters are asked to vote for the 2017 fire department's budget. If approved, the budget raises the region's tax rate by 433 cents. This year, voters will participate in the election of the fire department's first fire department. Please read the election here. Tim Walsh of Renape High School Sports Director retired after spending 31 years at Renape. The last day of Walsh and the school was January 31st, began in 1985, I worked for the family of Renape for more than 30 years. Read Walsh's love for work and his decision to resign