The legislature will delve back into property taxes.
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I believe he means the issue is a state government controlling what local governments can tax. If I have issues with what my city is taxing there are plenty of ways for me to express my opinion in a democratic way. I don't think the state needs to be involved.So let me get this straight, you think lowering taxes is an example of big government? No wonder you are an anti-American leftist, you don't even understand what big government is.
I believe that some cities and towns with ineffective or corrupt management/personnel need some guidance. I would certainly entertain the opinions and possible obstacles inherent for small municipalities as to why they couldn't oblige, and make concessions where necessary, but most problems are the result of a lack of motivation not resources.I believe he means the issue is a state government controlling what local governments can tax. If I have issues with what my city is taxing there are plenty of ways for me to express my opinion in a democratic way. I don't think the state needs to be involved.
Personal Liberty, don't tread on me, etc. unless it comes to taxes than we know what's best for you and your municipality.I believe that some cities and towns with ineffective or corrupt management/personnel need some guidance. I would certainly entertain the opinions and possible obstacles inherent for small municipalities as to why they couldn't oblige, and make concessions where necessary, but most problems are the result of a lack of motivation not resources.