Incoming Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg appears to think it’s a good idea to tax Americans for the number of miles they drive. It is a policy he endorsed as a Democratic presidential candidate.
The Biden Administration is actively searching for ways to fund its ambitious $1 trillion infrastructure plan. Buttigieg, the former ineffective mayor of South Bend, Ind., couldn’t even keep the potholes filled.
Why doesn’t each state pay for its infrastructure problems? This is another bailout. It’s not like the road projects of the 1950s. These are to shore up irresponsible states who don’t take care of their infrastructure.
This is as businesses, Americans, the tourist industry, and so on, are struggling. Democrats will tax anything that moves or doesn’t move. We are getting taxed from every angle for everything we do in every way possible and these politicians just keep spending with no sign of stopping.
The Democrats are talking about congestion taxing, raising tolls, and gas prices are going to go up as Biden’s team is crashing the energy sector.
Yesterday, @USDOT nominee @PeteButtigieg said he's open to raising the gas tax on the American people to pay for government’s wasteful spending. There is absolutely NO reason we should be placing that burden on taxpayers. Watch more below: pic.twitter.com/n8FEj32BkO
— Rick Scott (@SenRickScott) January 22, 2021
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Maybe the dems should propose taxing the taxes. The only way for 5hem to handle the massive debt that they will incur is to inflate the whole economy. This acts as a tax on everyone that was responsible and saved money for their future.
ReplyDeleteTax me on how far I can shove my boot up his ass.
ReplyDeleteShe would probably enjoy it.
DeleteAll the Demos who couldn't draw flies during the campaign season are running the country. And they brought all their stupid ideas with them.
ReplyDeleteI get the distinct impression, with the public due to start rebelling against the lockdown as we approach the one year mark, they need another way to keep us separated so we don't plan something.
Like revolution.