Say No To Tan Tax
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Dec 28th, 2009Someone from Las Vegas, NV signed.
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Dec 28th, 2009Someone from High Point, NC writes:
Economy is bad enough already. Why should we start placing taxes on certain things to just hurt businesses in the end? That is doing nothing to help the economy.Dec 28th, 2009Someone from Spring Hill, FL signed.
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Dec 28th, 2009Someone from Lexington, KY writes:
This tax against the tanning industry is racist, discriminatory, and unconstitutional. It singles out small businesses primarily owned and operated by Caucasian women and also is an attempt to pass a large burden of funding onto a small portion of the American public. Socialized medicine is not the way this Country should be heading. Proposing a bill like this is asking the few to pay for the many. This is not the American way. This type of strong arming by the Government will further thrust our Country into a deficit. This Country was founded on free speech, free press, free religion, and free enterprise. We need to return to the basis and fundamentals that our forefathers provided for us. They are surely rolling in their graves right now. We need to give the people back the power or the people will need to take it back on their own. I am ashamed of the representation employed for our Country, My Country, Your Country. Specifically, the socialized medicine proposal needs to be dissolved. Taxing hard working Americans to care for the lazy is not constitutional. We are to make our own way in this Country, we are to work hard and be proud citizens and to provide for ourselves. That is the American way.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelDec 28th, 2009Someone from Tallahassee, FL writes:
I say "no more" to back-room deals...I say "no more" to your special interests with the dermatology lobby...we all work hard and pay fairly...enough is enough.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelDec 28th, 2009Someone from Kernersville, NC signed.
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Dec 28th, 2009Someone from Paris, TN writes:
This will put more people out of work and in the unemployment line.What is our government doing!!! I live from pay check to pay check now if this past I want have a job.I guess I can be one of many to apply for unemployment,foodstamp,health care and maybe disabled.Just like so many of our AMERICAN PEOPLE are now!!!! We need our jobs and we need to get those who are drewing unemployment back to work off of foodstamps,and so on... STOP NO TAN TAX!!!!!!!!REPORT COMMENTS
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Dec 28th, 2009Someone from Jacksonville, FL writes:
Another stupid tas, hurts the small business owner.REPORT COMMENTS
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Dec 28th, 2009Someone from Columbus, GA writes:
To Congress and State Senators, This tax against the tanning industry is racist, discriminatory, and unconstitutional. It singles out small businesses primarily owned and operated by Caucasian women and also is an attempt to pass a large burden of funding onto a small portion of the American public. Socialized medicine is not the way this Country should be heading. Proposing a bill like this is asking the few to pay for the many. This is not the American way. This type of strong arming by the Government will further thrust our Country into a deficit. This Country was founded on free speech, free press, free religion, and free enterprise. We need to return to the basis and fundamentals that our forefathers provided for us. They are surely rolling in their graves right now. We need to give the people back the power or the people will need to take it back on their own. I am ashamed of the representation employed for our Country, My Country, Your Country. Specifically, the socialized medicine proposal needs to be dissolved. Taxing hard working Americans to care for the lazy is not constitutional. We are to make our own way in this Country, we are to work hard and be proud citizens and to provide for ourselves. That is the American way. Forcing socialized medicine on this Country goes against the grain of the reason this Country was once great. If you want to solve the healthcare problems then how about deregulating the insurance companies and allow them to do business in all States and make them competitive. Make them work for the loyalty of their clients like the rest of us have to. Allow them to provide a competitive product for a fair price and then all will be able to afford to be insured. Don?t force me and others to have to provide for others that do not want to provide for themselves. THAT is the American way. Singling out specific industries to foot the bill will increase unemployment, homelessness, and will further burden the Nation?s economy. This industry as I am sure many are right now is at a stand still. No one is willing or able to invest any more into their businesses as they may be losing them soon if a tax like this is allowed to pass. Many small businesses in this Country are funded by people putting everything they have on the line to make this a better Country. They have placed their life savings, their homes, their good names, their blood, sweat, and tears on the line to provide income for their families, to provide jobs for their fellow citizens, and to provide economic stimulus for their communities. Many businesses are barely making it right now and are living hand to mouth. If this bill passes then it will surely create a devastating wave of depression that this Country has never known before. Do the right thing and give the people back the power to provide for them selves and give them the right back to succeed or fail on their own. Let them be responsible for themselves. I am responsible for myselfREPORT COMMENTS
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