March 3rd, 2012 by WCBC Radio
In Annapolis, leaders of the House of Delegates and Senate continued introducing proposals to raise income taxes in an attempt to reduce a $1 billion budget shortfall. According to the Baltimore Sun, the Senate is considering raising the income tax for almost every Marylander by a small percentage (1/4%.) The raise would counteract a tax cut made 15 years ago, whereas the House of Delegates is considering a plan that would only target the top 7-10% percent of income earners with a steep increase. Governor Martin O'Malley's proposed plan increases the taxes paid by the top 20% of income earners by reducing their tax exemptions and deductions.
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March 03, 2012 at 8:17 pm, Randy Miller said:
Is Martin O’malley crazy, raising gas tax when
it’s at it’s highest price. To take the mortgage
Interest deduction from Marylanders at the worst
Economic time ever. Raise the income tax on
The working man , when they are paying every-
Thing now. Why don’t he go after the lazy people
That is working the welfare system and send them
To work. Everything is so high now that the
Working man can never retire. You’ve already
Stole all the money out of our Social Security. Why
Don’t the crooked Politicians take from their salaries
And put it back in for us to retire on. You taxed
Us to clean up the bay, then stoles the money
And used it for something else, now you want
Us to pay more and put it back in . WE DIDNT
STEAL IT, YOU DID!!!!! Quit stealing from the
Working man .