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In what is Hogan's first legislative defeat as governor, the House Environment and Transportation Committee Friday night voted 14-7, to defeat Hogan’s bill repealing the storm water management fee, or what critics call the “rain tax.”
The fee, imposed on a property's paved surfaces, was approved in 2012.
It is designed to raise revenue for Baltimore City and the state’s nine largest counties, to pay for storm water control projects.
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VETO IT.
ReplyDeleteDo a obama special Veto.
DeleteDo an Obama executive order.
ReplyDeleteIt was his bill that was defeated he cannot veto what was voted down. 14-7 is pretty decisive.
ReplyDeletejust another reason to vote every democrat out of office.
ReplyDeleteThis tax is a joke and outside the halls of Annapolis, there is "rage" from the average citizen. Cleaning up the bay has been a political theme forever. If the bay is so polluted why can they not find who is doing it and having them pay the direct cost? Hogan is responding to the overwhelming support of the voters on this, and special interest doesn't like it.
ReplyDeleteVETO CORLEONE.
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