Comment Re:Oregon California (Score 1) 696
> Economies run far more efficiently when users
> of services pay in proportion to that use.
They're already paying in proportion to their use via a gasoline tax (assuming they have one like most other states.)
The gas tax in fact stimulates the buying of smaller cars, which also happens to have less wear and tear on the road.
This proposed tax will charge the same for small and large car alike.
It won't happen: like Clinton's BTU tax, it'll lead the Democrats to a big defeat. (If the Republicans are proposing this, sigh, butt-heads.)
> of services pay in proportion to that use.
They're already paying in proportion to their use via a gasoline tax (assuming they have one like most other states.)
The gas tax in fact stimulates the buying of smaller cars, which also happens to have less wear and tear on the road.
This proposed tax will charge the same for small and large car alike.
It won't happen: like Clinton's BTU tax, it'll lead the Democrats to a big defeat. (If the Republicans are proposing this, sigh, butt-heads.)
