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tenorly

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6. Minus a deduction for church tithing.

Reply to Txbluedog (Reply #4)

Thu Feb 16, 2017, 05:48 PM

Feb 2017

But only if said churches are the kind that basically act as GOP canvassers - which of course is illegal; but not for much longer if King Con gets his way.

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Lt. Gov. Todd Lamb resigns from Fallins cabinet over proposed tax policy [View all] avebury Feb 2017 OP

are they all out of safety net programs to cut? rurallib Feb 2017 #1

As a state, we are broke. She wants to let big business, oil companies, etc. keep their Tess49 Feb 2017 #5

which of course hit the poor hardest. rurallib Feb 2017 #9

Absolutely. All of her taxes are regressive. Tess49 Feb 2017 #10

Is he a Tea Party guy who opposes all tax increases no matter what? LonePirate Feb 2017 #2

I thought that Republicans were against taxes. Yavin4 Feb 2017 #3

They are only against taxing the 1% Txbluedog Feb 2017 #4

Minus a deduction for church tithing. tenorly Feb 2017 #6

Wait, only Christian Churches get the deduction. Yavin4 Feb 2017 #7

That's their intent, yes. tenorly Feb 2017 #8

I don't know which is themore freaky.... Grins Feb 2017 #11

Republicans are against taxes leanforward Feb 2017 #12