The Muthster tells me that Assembly Speaker Barbara Buckley did an interview last week in which she threatened to target any Republican candidate who signs the Taxpayer Protection Pledge.
On the other side is Muth and Citizen Outreach, not-so-gently reminding candidates that there will be a barrage of pre-election phone calls and mail-outs into their districts if they don’t sign the Pledge.
What’s a Republican candidate to do? Buckle when the leader of the opposition party points her canons his way, or stand up for fiscal conservatism and fight the Good Fight?
Here’s a third alternative for Nevada’s candidates: if you’re billing yourself as a Republican but support raising taxes on an already over-taxed citizenry, do us all a favor and leave the party. Buckley will be glad to have you, and we’ll be glad to see you go.
If you’re a voter who opposes new taxes, or are running for election and want to see and/or sign the Pledge, go here. Candidates can fax it to Citizen Outreach at (775) 522-3925.
22 August 2008
The other states including Wyoming are already
pitching us regarding their state over ours.
http://www.wyomingcompany.com/?trackcode=bizcom
I’m setting up a Wyoming company as a precaution
against Barbara Biach Buckley and the Dems that want to raise taxes on business. Can you say
Adios, Nevada? The word is out that Nevada is considering a business income tax and I’m sure it is hurting our economy already.