“When our state and local officials encourage residents to break the law to make a political statement, that is not acceptable.”
The following letter was published in this week’s issue of the Gazette.
When
our Village trustees pass activist resolutions and send letters of
protest to Albany or Washington, such action is harmless, albeit
ineffectual. When we participate in a “Hey hey, ho ho, [insert cause]
has got to go” march, we are getting some exercise and our neighbors are
no worse off.
But when our state and local officials encourage residents to break the law to make a political statement, that is not acceptable.
READ MORE HERE http://www.crotonunited.org/news-views/2018/5/24/tax-scheme-places-residents-at-risk
The following letter was published in this week’s issue of the Gazette.
To the Editor:
Political
activism is an American tradition as old as the founding of our nation.
But there is a big difference between personal activism and a municipal
corporation engaging in activism which places its residents at risk.
But when our state and local officials encourage residents to break the law to make a political statement, that is not acceptable.
READ MORE HERE http://www.crotonunited.org/news-views/2018/5/24/tax-scheme-places-residents-at-risk
ANYONE WHO GETS INVOLVED IN THIS DESERVES THE AUDIT.
ReplyDeleteThe IRS wants its pound of flesh. This idea will never fly unless we change the tax laws to help the Liberal states with extremely high taxes. The Federal tax law is uniform for all. Blame the NYS & local (Croton) Liberals for the problems related to the new Federal tax cap. They are the ones who raised taxes above the national average. Now it's up yo them to lower the taxes to match other states.
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