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NO NEW GAS TAXES!

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Ken Foscaldo
6 years ago

No new taxes. Control spending and spend wisely.

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Helen J Waldron
6 years ago

This is a ridiculous tax burden on our hard working middle class, the poor working people who barely have their head above water and our seniors who are in a tight fixed income. This will surely hurt the commuter who live in the 4 corners is MA and have to drive to work. Stop giving yourself high pay raises along with these judges. There is a surplus in this state, use that. BTW, automobiles now a day do not have carnivores hence no emission released. We make an extra dollar and you want to take 3, give us the HARD WORKS A BREAK Especially now. Thank you

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Robert George
6 years ago

Beacon hill is driving everyone out of the state

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Enough is enough with taxes

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Allan Courchesne
6 years ago

No more taxes

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walter Wenzel
6 years ago

This is only for the MBTA Pensions Please repeal the pay raises to State Government Officials.

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Lawrence Briggs
6 years ago

Why do we have to subsidize something we don’t use, just to keep the price down for others?

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Margaret Babcock
6 years ago

Try check and balances instead of tax increases.

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Gavin Steinman
6 years ago

Hell no to gas tax!

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Linda Furey
6 years ago

I say NO to this tax

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Nicholas Harght
6 years ago

Stop the never ending taxes!

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James Morse
6 years ago

No Gas Tax!

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Michael hudd
6 years ago

No freaking new gas taxes

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Terry Wargin
6 years ago

The voters have already spoken on gas tax increases! Beacon Hill needs to remember they work for US !

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Anonymous
6 years ago

We pay enough in taxes. Time to look for expense reduction opportunities

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John Goslin
6 years ago

The state has a 2 billion dollar surplus, so please do not tell me that more revenue is needed. It does not all have to go to the MBTA,lets use some of it to repair the roads and bridges.

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Neil Sweeney
6 years ago

Stop the fuel taxes. Enough.

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David Foynes
6 years ago

No on the gas tax increase.

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Michael Arthur
6 years ago

Taxation without representation

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Jamie pate
6 years ago

Slowly but surely you're going to tax all the medium to low income people out of Massachusetts if you keep up this trajectory