Bruce W. Hallowell’s letter, “T-SPLOST may be when Georgians say that’s enough,” indicates several very strong reasons to vote against this horrendous tax. First, it shows us that the state is raising revenues for itself without as much as any legislator lifting a hand for a vote. That is the 3 percent the state collects from each type of SPLOST. Second, his article alludes to the idea of the T-SPLOST violating Georgia’s Constitution.
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