More Evidence On How Important The Election Of 2010 Will Be
By: Doug Busselman, Executive Vice President
The majority party, in charge of the Nevada Legislature, appears to be dedicated to implementing one solution in their never-ending drive for more and bigger government – raising taxes and inventing new revenue streams to further raise income. This quest of expanding the burden on the private sector to satisfy the insatiable thirst of those at the public trough didn’t end when the 2009 Nevada Legislature went home. As we see here, the promotion program for building support for more taxes in the 2011 Legislature is in full stride.
This brings us to the critical work of electing persons to go to Carson City who don’t accept the idea of government first, but who realize that responsible budgeting and spending need to be the first priority. With the entire Nevada Assembly up for election and a number of termed-out seats up for grabs, the work of changing the ability of the majority party to ram through tax increases is extremely important. Potential legislators must be recruited as candidates on their leadership abilities of making difficult choices in holding state government’s growth to the boundaries of available funds. Those who advocate that our problems are based on not having enough taxes need to be dismissed and sent packing.
The majority party, in charge of the Nevada Legislature, appears to be dedicated to implementing one solution in their never-ending drive for more and bigger government – raising taxes and inventing new revenue streams to further raise income. This quest of expanding the burden on the private sector to satisfy the insatiable thirst of those at the public trough didn’t end when the 2009 Nevada Legislature went home. As we see here, the promotion program for building support for more taxes in the 2011 Legislature is in full stride.
This brings us to the critical work of electing persons to go to Carson City who don’t accept the idea of government first, but who realize that responsible budgeting and spending need to be the first priority. With the entire Nevada Assembly up for election and a number of termed-out seats up for grabs, the work of changing the ability of the majority party to ram through tax increases is extremely important. Potential legislators must be recruited as candidates on their leadership abilities of making difficult choices in holding state government’s growth to the boundaries of available funds. Those who advocate that our problems are based on not having enough taxes need to be dismissed and sent packing.
Posted by Doug Busselman at 7/30/2009 6:01 AM 
Categories: 2010 Elections
Tags: Expanding State Government Tax Increases Nevada
Categories: 2010 Elections
Tags: Expanding State Government Tax Increases Nevada
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