Why don't the lawmakers get some BALLS and pass a bill that if someone is caught driving any vehicle with expired tags or no registration (temp or regular plates) that the vehicle will automatically be towed, That driver gets a fine of at least $2500.00 and be taken to jail for at least 3 days.
Something also needs to be done about the existing expired temp tags and expired license plates that are running rampant in Jefferson City. Why aren't the JCPD ticketing these vehicles, following up with towing/impounding the vehicles after the ticket is written. Springfield has started doing this.
It must have taken KMIZ some time to find the one car dealer to say the sales tax, that you have to pay regardless, will affect someone's 'purchasing power'.
The car's price affects your purchasing power, not the tax.
As a good Democratic Party voter, I will vote in both districts using mail in ballots and at least a few times in St. Louis, probably without me even needing to do anything. Vote early vote often!
Iran is playing Trump for a fool, dragging out the fake "negotiations" hoping to wear down the world's resolve and cling to power only to rise again more dangerous and powerful. History shows peace is won by bombing the other side until unconditional surrender. Look at World War Eleven for example.
Why don't the lawmakers get some BALLS and pass a bill that if someone is caught driving any vehicle with expired tags or no registration (temp or regular plates) that the vehicle will automatically be towed, That driver gets a fine of at least $2500.00 and be taken to jail for at least 3 days.
ReplySomething also needs to be done about the existing expired temp tags and expired license plates that are running rampant in Jefferson City. Why aren't the JCPD ticketing these vehicles, following up with towing/impounding the vehicles after the ticket is written. Springfield has started doing this.
ReplyIt must have taken KMIZ some time to find the one car dealer to say the sales tax, that you have to pay regardless, will affect someone's 'purchasing power'. The car's price affects your purchasing power, not the tax.
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