Warner or Gilmore? Tax and Spend ... or Not
The choice in Virginia's next Senator is pretty clear. Do we want someone who's admitted philosophy is to tax the citizens and spend their money? Or do we want a Senator who will help to slow down the Federal Fiscal Express; which is on a collision that we simply cannot afford.
Mark Warner is so proud of his record of increasing taxes and spending while Governor of Virginia that he doesn't make much of an attempt to hide it on his own website. Sure he uses euphemisms like "investment" when talking about spending the hard earned money of Virginians, but he seems convinced that the good people of the Commonwealth want their state and federal governments to raise their taxes and spend more of their money.
Jim Gilmore, on the other hand, understands that the money government spends rightfully belongs to its citizens. Jim Gilmore knows that "lower taxes promote economic vitality". Jim Gilmore's record as Attorney General and as Governor is one of putting Virginians first, and delivering vital services with the greatest bang for the buck.
cross posted at Delmarva Dealings
Technorati Tags: 2008, GOP, Democrat, Jim Gilmore, Mark Warner, fiscal policy, taxation
Mark Warner is so proud of his record of increasing taxes and spending while Governor of Virginia that he doesn't make much of an attempt to hide it on his own website. Sure he uses euphemisms like "investment" when talking about spending the hard earned money of Virginians, but he seems convinced that the good people of the Commonwealth want their state and federal governments to raise their taxes and spend more of their money.
Jim Gilmore, on the other hand, understands that the money government spends rightfully belongs to its citizens. Jim Gilmore knows that "lower taxes promote economic vitality". Jim Gilmore's record as Attorney General and as Governor is one of putting Virginians first, and delivering vital services with the greatest bang for the buck.
cross posted at Delmarva Dealings
Technorati Tags: 2008, GOP, Democrat, Jim Gilmore, Mark Warner, fiscal policy, taxation
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posted by G. A. Harrison at 2:22 AM
Comments on "Warner or Gilmore? Tax and Spend ... or Not"
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republitarian said ... (January 27, 2008 at 11:26 PM) :
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G. A. Harrison said ... (January 27, 2008 at 11:59 PM) :
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Spank That Donkey said ... (January 29, 2008 at 9:59 PM) :
post a commentMmm....you seem to conviently ignore the republican dominated legislature doubling the budget in a mere decade....
No I didn't. I simply didn't elaborate on a coalition of Democrats and a few wayward Republicans; some of whom (I'm somewhat embarrassed to say) are friends of mine.
Don't worry G.A. ol' myron here endorsed one of those wayward Republicans Emmett Hanger, who voted for tax increases, in 04',05,06, and the 07' mess.
He is only here to embarrass himself with contradicting comments.