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Latest post 12-14-2008 9:17 AM by Admin003. 25 replies.
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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You have got to be out of your fricken minds. Where did the moron come from that introduced this legislation? We have some of the highest fee structures for vehicles in the nation, and they want to solve their budget woes on the backs of michigan drivers? When are our legislators going to get it? We don't need the idiotic increases, nor the governor and her minions threatening to cut troopers, shut down state government, blah blah blah. Instead of the stupidity of amputating, as in the case of closing the prisons, why not look to trim the fat? Instead of cutting troopers, or restricting miles for troopers, gee, let's see, why don't we, umm, get rid of some of the leased state police cars that sit at the posts? Most posts have enough cars for one for each road trooper. I wonder how much that costs? We hear about how the governor is going to release prisoners early, change sentencing guidelines to keep prisoners in county jails instead of prison; I have an idea, how about we look to shere we can cut corrections from within? Let's see, we are going to close a prison, but not cut supervisory staff? Yeah, that makes sense. These people are morons and should be recalled along with the idiot we have for a governor.
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inform4


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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50% increase on license plates. Dumb, stupid, and idiotic!
We all need to start e-mailing these tax and spend idiots. Overwhelm them with e-mails!
E-mail for Hoon-Yung Hopgood:
hoon-yunghopgood@house.mi.gov
Can you imagine the cost to businesses with semi's? Yet this fool wants to tax per the purchase cost of a vehicle. Let's run more businesses out of the state.
Besides our youth running to other states to look for employment, maybe these tax and spenders are trying to force the retiree's to look for a more tax friendly state?
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suppressed american


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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on another topic i said "HOLD ON TO....
YOUR A**, WE HAVE NOW FOUR MORE YEARS OF TAX AND SPEND. the governor sucked you people right in. TOLD YOU SO !!! from 50 % increase for licence plates to 9 cents a gallon gas and diesel tax. and that is not all. albet that when these taxes get approved the house and senate give themselves a RAISE !!!
so all those that voted for jenny, keep your mouth shut. you got what you deserve. the 42% that voted for devos, sound off, let them know how STUPID they were...EVERYDAY !!!!
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hseohugs


- Joined on 12-11-2008
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Re: 2007 House Bill 4577 (Increase license plate tax by [at least] 50 percent )
Is anyone surprised that the Democrats in the Michigan House want to raise taxes? You voted for them. Shame on you!
My next question is, do we pay for the MI House Reps plates or do they?
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empower


- Joined on 12-11-2008
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Re: 2007 House Bill 4577 (Increase license plate tax by [at least] 50 percent )
Excuse me Rep. Hopgood but this is bad for MI. You should be ashamed of yourself ! Why do folks such as yourself run for office when the best you can do is sit around thinking of ways to tax the people of this great state. One would think you would have something to offer those you are suppose to represent besides throwing our hard earned money after it!
Tis sad that you are ignorant of the word of God that clearly states you are accountable to Almighty God how you rule. For your own sake at least do you not have anything to offer us than to add the burdens on our already way to many burdens? ( ref. Luke 11: 46) I'd resign if I were you! Most do not understand the position you are to fill as servants not Queens and kings to be served and we pay you way to high salary's to do it! Its only through the study of God's word where we discover these truths. Before I made Jesus my savior and Lord I thought as mom I was the boss only to discover I was a servant who was to raise up these children. We need to get back to the basics of life. Tis the only way to the truth! I pray God would open you eyes to see His way His truth!~~Joni
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jimc57


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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Re: 2007 House Bill 4577 (Increase license plate tax by [at least] 50 percent )
For those of our representatives that would support this type of legislation, I've run out of words. The answer is not more taxes. How many people have to say the same thing? You cannot tax Michigan out of this situation. Fundamental changes need to be made. Do I think we have the leadership to do that, NO. As much as everyone would like the status quo to remain, it cannot and it will not. Something has to give and it will. It may take 30 or 35 years but it will catch up to all of us. MORE TAXES IS NOT THE ANSWER.
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Admin003


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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Re: 2007 House Bill 4577 (Increase license plate tax by [at least] 50 percent )
Rep. Opsommer, having reserved the right to explain his protest against the passage of the bill, made the following statement:
“Mr. Speaker and members of the House:
While I agree that how we fund our transportation infrastructure is critically important, this is part of a package of bills that have been brought forth this evening that have been substituted and/or amended in a manner that has not been shared with the House as a whole. In some cases, it has become evident after the fact that they are being substituted in a manner so that they actually have the opposite of the initial purpose of the bill. As such, I can not vote on a bill without knowing its true content, and I wish to thank Rep. Vagnozzi for pointing out that the majority of members are being asked to vote on these bills without knowing what they accomplish.
Before we can consider raising gas taxes, registration fees, or other hardships onto Michigan’s citizens it is important that we first ensure that the equivalent of all gas tax monies be spent on road funding, and that the road funding money we generate is not being diverted for other purposes. For that reason I am in support of my bills that would create the Priority Now! Transportation fund, HB 6520, HB 6521, and HJR NNN to establish a baseline for how much transportation money we currently should be using.”
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