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WE PAY .47 PER GALLON GAS TAX IN MINNESOTA RIGHT NOW.
"THAT’S ALMOST $10 EVERYTIME I FILL UP. DO YOU THINK THAT’S HIGH ENOUGH. WE DO! STOP TAXING TIMMY RIGHT NOW!"
- Right Now MN.
$16.40 of every time you fill your tank IS MY FAIR SHARE!
Pay up, you elected me to raise your taxes didn’t you?? I demand it for more new Bicycle Trails! Don’t you agree?
Minnesota Ranked As Least Tax-Friendly State In US
"Not very comforting news." - Right Now MN.
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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — Article by CBS Minnesota
A recent listing has ranked Minnesota as the least tax-friendly state in the United States.
On Thursday, finance website Kiplinger released its rankings of the best and worst states for taxes.
According to its 2018 Kiplinger Tax Map, the most tax-friendly states, from No. 1 to No. 10, include Alaska, Wyoming, South Dakota, Florida, Nevada, North Dakota, Delaware, Arizona, Mississippi and Louisiana.
Walz Embraces Energy-Illiterate Green New Deal for Minnesota
"Thank You, Center of the American Experiment." - Right Now MN.
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Center of the American Experiment - Article by Isaac Orr
DFL Governor Tim Walz is making Mark Dayton look downright moderate. Just this morning the newly-elected governor held a press conference stating his goals for making Minnesota’s electricity sector 100 percent free of carbon dioxide emisisons by 2050. Walz’s Minnesota Green New Deal is straight out of the radical, energy-illiterate playbook.
SuperPAC Definition
Technically known as independent expenditure-only committees, Super PACs may raise unlimited sums of money from corporations, unions, associations and individuals, the spend unlimited sums to overtly advocate for or against political candidates. Unlike traditional PACs, Super PACs are prohibited from donating money directly to political candidates, and their spending must not be coordinated with that of the candidates they benefit. Super PACs are required to report their donors to the Campaign Finance Board "CFB" on an annual basis determined by election years and state required reporting.
As of March 26, 2019 - 2,395 groups organized as Super PACs have reported total receipts of $1,567,304,432 and total independent expenditures of $808,703,796 in the 2018 cycle.