How rare it is to see government wanting to return the peoples' money, instead of trying to hang on to all the money and power they can. Go Gov. Parson!
The House Minority Leader apparently feels that a senior making $20,000, or a single mother of two making $35,000 is wealthy. This is the thought process of the Democrat Party.
Excess money from tax revenue is a clear indicator that taxes are excessive and should be returned to the people that paid those taxes, not to people with their hands out.
How about using that money for our schools? Make them safer with metal detectors? Pay our teachers more? More supplies so teachers don't have to spend their own money on it?
Laws implemented in other states allowing bikers to yield at stop signs (which is essentialy what drivers in Missouri do in practice anyway) actually decrease crashes and it let's bikers avoid needless stop and gos.
Bikers aren't going to get in front of a 2 ton box of metal going 34 mph.
This is contradictory to the cities "zero pedestrian deaths" goals and should not be entertained.
If approved, it may also further feed the arrogance of the modern street cyclist, something unacceptable in a peaceful civilization.
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How rare it is to see government wanting to return the peoples' money, instead of trying to hang on to all the money and power they can. Go Gov. Parson!
ReplyThe House Minority Leader apparently feels that a senior making $20,000, or a single mother of two making $35,000 is wealthy. This is the thought process of the Democrat Party.
ReplyExcess money from tax revenue is a clear indicator that taxes are excessive and should be returned to the people that paid those taxes, not to people with their hands out.
ReplyHow about using that money for our schools? Make them safer with metal detectors? Pay our teachers more? More supplies so teachers don't have to spend their own money on it?
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