The next logical step?

Wolferz · 05-07-14, 12:16 PM

It seems that the more fuel efficient vehicles that the Fed mandated to be manufactured are causing a shortfall in gasoline excise tax revenues for the Fed and the states.
So, what do these blood sucking leeches propose to cure this problem?

You guessed it... A mileage tax! Tracked via GPS.

http://t.autos.msn.com/news/gps-trac...e-tax-in-calif

The Fed is also trying to get people to quit smoking tobacco. What do you suppose they'll come up with to fix that revenue shortfall?
A tax on breathing air?

The blind are fumbling around in the dark. Unable to see that their constituents can't afford to buy gas because there are no jobs.

I say (insert politically correct expletive here) I'll buy a bicycle.

05-07-14, 12:16 PM	#1
Wolferz Navy Seal Join Date: May 2007 Location: On a mighty quest for the Stick of Truth Posts: 5,963 Downloads: 52 Uploads: 0	The next logical step? It seems that the more fuel efficient vehicles that the Fed mandated to be manufactured are causing a shortfall in gasoline excise tax revenues for the Fed and the states. So, what do these blood sucking leeches propose to cure this problem? You guessed it... A mileage tax! Tracked via GPS. http://t.autos.msn.com/news/gps-trac...e-tax-in-calif The Fed is also trying to get people to quit smoking tobacco. What do you suppose they'll come up with to fix that revenue shortfall? A tax on breathing air? The blind are fumbling around in the dark. Unable to see that their constituents can't afford to buy gas because there are no jobs. I say (insert politically correct expletive here) I'll buy a bicycle. __________________ Tomorrow never comes Last edited by Wolferz; 05-07-14 at 02:21 PM.