(This is hilarious! Seriously, with only eight or so Republicans in the legislature, how hard can it be to come up with different sets of talking points for each of them? This just looks pathetic. - promoted by David)
Hmm...anyone notice a pattern here?
http://www.thecapitolviewlive....
"I cannot in good faith ask, nor can I justify asking taxpayers to fork over even more of their hard earned dollars to support Governor Patrick's misplaced priorities," said Representative Brad Jones. "In the last year alone, the Democrats with much opposition from the Republicans, have passed the largest corporate tax increase in history, raised the cigarette tax and proposed a slew of other revenue increases. Enough is enough. We are tired of this argument being painted as if increasing the gas tax or hike the toll fees are our only solutions. That is a fallacy and one we are here to clarify."
http://www.wickedlocal.com/san...
"I cannot justify asking taxpayers to fork over even more of their hard earned dollars to support Governor Patrick's misplaced priorities," said Representative Perry from the State House today. "In the last year alone, the Democrats with much opposition from the Republicans, have passed the largest corporate tax increase in history, raised the cigarette tax and proposed a slew of other revenue increases. Enough is enough. We are tired of this argument being painted as if increasing the gas tax or hike the toll fees are our only solutions. 2009 and 2010 will be difficult fiscal years for government..."
http://www.eduxbury.com/index....
"I cannot in good faith ask, nor can I justify asking taxpayers to hand over even more of their hard earned dollars to support Governor Patrick's misplaced priorities," said Webster. "In the last year alone, the Democrats with much opposition from the Republicans, have passed the largest corporate tax increase in history, raised the cigarette tax, and proposed a host of other revenue increases. Enough is enough. I am tired of this argument being pushed as if increasing the gas tax or hiking the toll fees are our only solutions. Let me be clear, they are not. That is a fallacy and we are here to clarify."
http://www.metrowestdailynews....
"We are tired of this argument being painted as if increasing the gas tax and raising the tolls are our only solutions," said Rep. Karyn Polito, R-Shrewsbury, following a State House press conference. "When the only choices presented amount to asking for more money from our citizens, there is no choice at all."
Hey I hate the gas tax too, but at least come up with something original to say. How is this not plagiarism? |
