basquebromance
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Governor Whitmer and a whole group of other governors called on congress to pause the gas tax which would've lead to a 18c decrease in price, but congress threw that idea out...and now she's opposed to do it in her own home state...some dude in the press called her out for her hypocrisy
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The Republican-controlled Michigan Legislature sent Gov. Gretchen Whitmer a bill to suspend for six months the state's 24-cent tax on gasoline.
Whitmer promises to veto it, even though she recently joined other Democratic governors in calling on Congress to suspend the federal fuel tax.
The governor says since the Legislature didn't get enough votes to fast track the bill's effective date, it won't do consumers much good. That's lame. The higher gasoline prices will be around for a long time, especially if the governor prevails in shutting down the Line 5 petroleum pipeline.
Hypocrisy has been the hallmark of Whitmer's tenure, and here she goes again
Nolan Out Loud: More Whitmer hypocrisy; this time on gas tax
After calling on Congress to pause federal gas tax, Whitmer says she won't suspend Michigan's tax.
www.detroitnews.com
excerpts:
The Republican-controlled Michigan Legislature sent Gov. Gretchen Whitmer a bill to suspend for six months the state's 24-cent tax on gasoline.
Whitmer promises to veto it, even though she recently joined other Democratic governors in calling on Congress to suspend the federal fuel tax.
The governor says since the Legislature didn't get enough votes to fast track the bill's effective date, it won't do consumers much good. That's lame. The higher gasoline prices will be around for a long time, especially if the governor prevails in shutting down the Line 5 petroleum pipeline.
Hypocrisy has been the hallmark of Whitmer's tenure, and here she goes again