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Citizens United to End Ohio’s Estate Tax Commends General Assembly Members and Gov. Kasich for Ending Ohio’s Estate Tax.
With Gov. John Kasich’s signature today on Ohio’s biennial 2012-2013 budget, he eliminates a projected $8 billion deficit and for the first time since 1893 will end – effective Jan. 1, 2013 – Ohio’s estate tax. The repeal marks success for the two year Citizens United initiative campaign and fulfills a campaign pledge made by Gov. Kasich and many General Assembly members.
With the nation’s lowest asset exemption of $338,333, more productive Ohioans are punished by our estate tax than by any other state. What’s more, the estate of an Ohioan is over 50 times more likely to be subject to our estate tax than by the federal estate tax.
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March 2, 2011
Increasing EPA Regulations Harming Job Creation and Burdening Small Businesses, Local Governments & States
Washington, DC – Water Resources and Environment Subcommittee Chairman Bob Gibbs (R-OH) released the following statement from today’s hearing, a review of the FY 2012 budget and priorities of the Environmental Protection Agency and its impacts on jobs, liberty, and the economy:
“I have a number of concerns about the Environmental Protection Agency’s ongoing activities and plans in Fiscal Year 2012. These are issues that I want the Subcommittee to explore during this Congress and hold hearings when I think it would be helpful to Members.
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By Martin Hutchinson, Contributing Editor, Money Morning
While prices for food and energy have been rising, inflation in the United States has remained relatively subdued.
One common explanation for that phenomenon is that U.S. inflation has been “exported” to China and elsewhere through the U.S. Federal Reserve’s monetary policy. And given the perennial U.S. balance of payments deficit, it’s good to know the country has found something it can successfully export!
However, the bad news here is that inflation does not stay exported – and in 2011 it may boomerang back to make life on Main Street miserable.
Thankfully, there are precautions we can take to combat higher prices and preserve our wealth.
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I am tired…
Seriously. I think it is more mental than anything. But this tiredness isn’t a result of anything I have done. No. It is something much more irritating that that. It is something that I as an individual may not have much control over. However, I know I am not alone.
I talk to people on a daily basis and I hear the echoing of my tiredness all across this great country. It is time.
I am tired of our country heading in the wrong direction and the lawmakers who are trying to move it away from what made the United States the most envied country in the world. The freedoms our forefathers fought for when we broke away from the tyranny of a government and it’s encumbering shackles.
I am tired of everyone being “offended” over the most menial of “issues”. Well, I am offended that you are offended. The best advice I heard once was that you can not be offended unless you let someone offend you. When that happens then you are giving that other person the power over you to control you.
You have no control over me. Continue reading I am tired…