2008 House Bill 6296 (Earmark some gasoline sales tax to road projects )

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Introduced by Rep. David Agema (R) on June 27, 2008, to earmark a portion of the sales tax levied on gasoline sales to road projects at specified levels of government.
- Referred to the House Tax Policy Committee on June 27, 2008.

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1) Tax, spend and waste more MORONS [by Anonymous Citizen on September 1, 2008]
Earmark more tax on gasoline to generate revenue for roads? I thought this has already been going on for years, if not decades. Where has the money I've been paying in gas tax (EVERY TIME I GET GAS!)been going all these years? What have you Morons in Lansing been doing with all that money?!?! Surely you haven't been wasting that money I pay at the pump every time I get gas. Surely you haven't been spending that money on anything but roads. Surely you can't need additional taxes to pay for something the state has already been receiving funding for. How much do I currently pay in state tax on a gallon of gasoline? And you want more?!?
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2) good wrench [by Anonymous Citizen on July 21, 2008]
Didn't we pass a road repair tax on gasoline a few years ago? We used it on what? Mi has some of the ruffest roads in the lower 48.
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3) Senior [by Anonymous Citizen on July 3, 2008]
You mean the moron in Lansing have not been using the sale tax money for road repair??? What have they been doing with it putting it in there pockets????Or remodleing there office again????
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