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Thursday, November 01, 2007

AFP says why it opposes Issue 27

Americans for Prosperity, which has opposed Issue 27--the sales tax increase to fund a new jail and public safety programs-- released this report listing some of its reasoning. The report primarily deals with the amount it will cost to build the new jail. The group compares those figures to what other communities spent on jails and jail expansions and found it to be much higher. (Officials in Hamilton and Butler County say inflation, especially on the cost of steel, makes it much more expensive to build a jail today versus 2002, when Butler County's opened)

The group also said changes should be made in the justice system.

Read the report here
Read the accompanying chart here


3 Comments:

at 9:24 PM, November 01, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

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Here we go again, another wRong wingnut whacko group that worships reaganomics (voodoo economics) !

We'll take a Clinton surplus over any wRong wingnut whacko deficit !

We say 'trickle-on' the nay-sayers !

PATHETIC 'family values' !

HAD ENOUGH:

VOTE FOR ISSUE 27 !

 
at 11:37 AM, November 02, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Yes, I have had enough of the wrong wingnut wackos that the GOP continues to put forth. I am a Democrate. I was before Bush and will continue to be after. Issue 27 is NOT a partisan issue. People with common sense, who have looked at the bigger issue with eyes wide open realize Issue 27 is a joke that repeats for many years.

 
at 11:05 PM, November 05, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Never heard of Americans for Prosperity until a month ago. Nice timing!

 
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