03 Feb 10
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Originally posted by monster truckSo has anyone in NH put forth a package of specific spending cuts that the majority of the population would be willing to accept?
No sales or income tax here in NH and things have been ok for decades.
Now the Dems are in power and suddenly there's a 'revenue shortfall' which can only be overcome by an income AND sales tax. It's coming boys, so ya better get ready.
btw Our property taxes are through the roof as well. The bright side is it's the only way gov has to get into our wallets at the moment.
If the people don't like the prices at the restaurant, they need to eat less food.
03 Feb 10
Originally posted by MelanerpesBoth the gov and state legislators are working on that as we speak.
So has anyone in NH put forth a package of specific spending cuts that the majority of the population would be willing to accept?
If the people don't like the prices at the restaurant, they need to eat less food.
Your analogy is perfect.
I think the U.S. is suffering from epidemic obesity in more ways than one.
03 Feb 10
Originally posted by MelanerpesNot starting the spending in the first place is always a heck of a lot easier, politically speaking, than starting the spending and then cutting it. That's why new spending programs should always be looked at with at least some suspicion.
So has anyone in NH put forth a package of specific spending cuts that the majority of the population would be willing to accept?
If the people don't like the prices at the restaurant, they need to eat less food.
I don't know anything about the NH budget, but I'd guess they started spending like everyone else in the euphoria of the late 90s, early 00s and now don't want to cut back to what is necessary to maintain their low tax burden.