Tinker
I understand you completely now into how you really do like law and order, calm, and stability, to further try and build on a better society with a working political system that just about works for everyone, meaning you and me. Your logic is of course correct and if the U.S. Government took this Oil price that has now become on the cheap side again. And to take this opportunity to tax the Oil another $1.00 dollar that does seem like to be a smart use of the U.S. Government services. And should benefit the American people roads, bridges, and infrastructure a great deal.
But
I must tell you that I would not vote to do that because I am convenience that
this U.S. Government is only using the American people for all that we are
worth. And has built this country's Government into nothing but a rip off baby,
and I will not give to them another penny much less a dollar. That if I would
have my way I would send a real honest sheriff into the inter working of the
American people U.S. Government in Washington DC. And start making every one
pay back the American people money that they have been taking away from the
American people as if it was theirs. And of course tried and convicted and put
into jail.
Until
the American people can clean out the bad in our country's Government trying to
do something good is impossible. And only playing into the hands of the people
who are running this U.S. Government now.
And
frankly my friend I just don't have the stomach to hang around with people like
them. And I think you should pick who you are trying to be friends with more
carefully. You have become civilized around savages, and I will not willingly
spend another penny much less another $1.00 dollar for the people you are
honestly trying to help, and be a good friend too.
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/
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Raise the
gas tax. A lot.
By Charles Krauthammer Opinion writer January 8 at
7:46 PM
For 32 years I’ve been advocating a major tax on petroleum.
I’ve got as much chance this time around as did Don Quixote with windmills. But
I shall tilt my lance once more.
The only time you can even think of proposing a gas tax
increase is when oil prices are at rock bottom. When I
last suggested the idea six years ago, oil was selling at $40 a
barrel. It eventually rose back to $110. It’s now around $48.
Correspondingly, the price
at the pump has fallen in the last three months by more than a
dollar to about $2.20 per gallon.
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