Tax Protesters Exploit Their Share of Public Resources Tea Baggers protest taxes at the Alamo on Tax Day. The Alamo is a publicly maintained state historic site, the rally was held in a public park, and protesters drove to it on public roads, including Interstate 35 (though public bus stops are nearby). There were plenty of public employees on hand to protect the public's safety (police, firefighters, EMTs, etc.) and to clean up afterward. All for these tax protesters, most of whom are retired, relatively wealthy, and vote Republican. Taxes? Someone else can pay off Bush's federal deficit, the public be damned! https://take-note.com/note-takers/marshall--mayer/notes/tax-protesters-exploit-their-share-of-public-resources/view https://take-note.com/note-takers/marshall--mayer/notes/tax-protesters-exploit-their-share-of-public-resources

Tax Protesters Exploit Their Share of Public Resources

note taken by Marshall Mayer on April 15, 2009 at 3:05 PM at 300 Alamo Plaza, San Antonio, TX 78205, USA

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Marshall Mayer says:

May 31, 2022 08:56 AM

Tea Baggers protest taxes at the Alamo on Tax Day. The Alamo is a publicly maintained state historic site, the rally was held in a public park, and protesters drove to it on public roads, including Interstate 35 (though public bus stops are nearby). There were plenty of public employees on hand to protect the public's safety (police, firefighters, EMTs, etc.) and to clean up afterward. All for these tax protesters, most of whom are retired, relatively wealthy, and vote Republican. Taxes? Someone else can pay off Bush's federal deficit, the public be damned!

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