Posted on 01/26/2006 8:52:24 AM PST by Craig DeLuz
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Oh nooooooo. "18 moths!"
How long before the Chicago City Council annexes the property so they can benefit from the sales taxes and property taxes?
DOH!!!!
One block outside city limits ... hmmmm, how about taking a lesson-learned and build 'em one block outside the Maryland state line. The neighboring states will enjoy that sales tax bump. Hehehehe. Watch for Virginia and Pennsylvania towns to offer tax incentives. Then Maryland will try to nail its citizens for a use tax as they come back over the border. That is one way to turn a state red.
If Maryland officials think they can get away with it, they will. Both Maryland and Virginia alcohol control officers have monitored liquor stores in the District of Columbia, to catch their citizens buying the less expensive liquor sold there.
There is this little part of the U.S. Constitution that gives the Federal government, and not the states, the authority to regulate interstate commerce. However, Maryland does not appear to bother with such legalities.
Or most liberals for that matter......
Maryland. Isn't that where congressmen keep their mistresses? lol
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