2007 House Bill 4895: Extend property tax delinquency foreclosure deadline

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Introduced by Rep. Joel Sheltrown (D) on June 12, 2007, to extend the property tax foreclosure process for those who are late paying taxes three years. Under current law the deadline for making up delinquent payments is two years before the process begins.
- Referred to the House Banking and Financial Services Committee on June 12, 2007.

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1) Lay-off jobs of the Bubble People by Anonymous Citizen on November 11, 2008
You don't hear a damn thing about major Government lay-offs. That's because they all live in a bubble while they continue to plunder the people. The Government, in large, is responsible for this economical mess and it's been coming for decades! They have stripped us bare and guess what? They have today off, paid day off of course, yeah, it's Veterans Day. Don't you feel Patriotic:(

So pathetic, that the young ones emerging after years of schooling have all been indoctinated into Homogenized, Government loving, dependant, brain-dead, guilt-ridden Zombies!
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2) acting like wolves by Anonymous Citizen on June 17, 2007
is the only way to ensure that the prolitariat, i mean the sheeple, understand who's in charge.

they wish to disarm us, to enslave us, to make us work solely for the state.

in other words, they are not working FOR THE PEOPLE.

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3) Why else would they do it? by Anonymous Citizen on June 17, 2007
To make money, of course.

If memory serves, it was that idiot Switalski who initiated the change (along with bumping up the collection dates for taxes).
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