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Thursday
Mar072013

Single Moms Love The Gas Tax

Maybe she didn’t run on raising the gas tax but Maggie Hassan sure is getting off to a great start with her tax and spend and borrow agenda.

That is the nice thing about liberal Democrats, you can always be sure of what they are all about no matter the campaign promises.

First the cigarette tax, then the gas tax, then the sales tax – just like Jeanne Shaheen, Maggie Hassan has a plan to grow government by any tax possible.

The Republican War on Women campaign was a secret code phrase for: women get to pay more for gas – especially those single moms who like big government.

Liberals are so predictable.

Obama helped single moms out on January 1, 2013 with a lighter paycheck, between $50 - $70 bucks EACH WEEK for every working mom, and now Maggie Hassan delivers a nice fat gas tax on top of that.

But not to worry, each liberal lady will look at that extra expense, tighten her belt until next year’s Obama Care bill comes due and curse the Republicans for it.

Liberals are so predictable.

Reader Comments (6)

Here is now a PDF designed to encourage people to contact the NH House Ways and Means Committee and their own Rep(s) about HB617 - the almost doubling of the NH gas tax.
http://nhfreedom.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/hb617-notice2.pdf
March 8, 2013 | Unregistered CommenterKeith
Keith:

Thanks for the contact shortcut for our NH patriots and sensible citizens who do not want to abolish our NH Advantage of low taxes and low spending.

If we could convince single moms that cheaper gas is good for everyone and the young ladies let go of the fear driven into them about abortion the Dems ran their last campaign on, we may get them to vote in their own best interest next time.

Moonbat language:

Protecting abortion "rights" = gat tax.

Responsible Budgets = imaginary casino money.

Responsible Budgets = $800 million deficits.
March 9, 2013 | Registered CommenterEd Naile
Excellent Keith. In addition to opposing the insane near doubling of the gas tax, people should also demand the Wouse Ways and Means Committee members actually find out how the current Road Toll dollars are being spent. If I were trying to find out what's in this particular brand of sausage, I'd want first find out how much real meat is in it: amount spent to repair roads and bridges. Then I'd turn my attention to the grizzle: how much spent to supervise the traffic. Then the meat byproduct: collection dues. And finally, what remains is all the greasy, oily, fetid fat to make the Road Toll Tax go down.

Hey Ed –
Why does Jim Splain, former pol-bearer from Rockingham 16, want to nearly double the gas tax to place an even greater burden on the working poor? I'm all confused, I thought the overriding core of the democratic ideal was to help out the less fortunate? Yet here we have nominal Democratic Jim Splain advocating to shift an ever greater burden onto the working poor. Seems like someone's got an integrity issue.
– C. dog taking pot shots at left field replacements
March 9, 2013 | Unregistered CommenterC. dog
Hassan has pledged to veto a sales tax.
March 9, 2013 | Unregistered CommenterJB
JB –
Clearly you're not up on the latest Democratic parsing and Grate State Redictionary. By redefinition,
sales tax does not include "user fees", things that go "tax" when you buy them, and/or things that go "tax" but the amount is not determined by the sales price (psssst, those are called "excise" taxes). So, which excuse do you think Magpie will use?
– C. dog
March 9, 2013 | Unregistered CommenterC. dog
JB:

CNHT holds the anti-tax pledge.

Lynch took it - Hassan didn't.

Shaheen pledged not to support a sales tax and offered one.

You been drinkin the Koolaid
March 9, 2013 | Unregistered CommenterEd Naile

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