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Cut the Turf War and the Tax Hike
Every week during the legislative session, the members of the Georgia House of Representatives from DeKalb County hold a meeting to discuss state legislative issues affecting the county. These meeting… more →
Representative Mike Jacobs
Cut the Turf War and the Tax Hike
wrote 1 day ago: Every week during the legislative session, the members of the Georgia House of Representatives from … more →
Not the Time for Business as Usual
wrote 1 day ago: By Commissioner Jeff Rader, District 2 The following commentary on the DeKalb County budget and the … more →
America is too good to let Government do it!
wrote 1 week ago: It seems like I am cheaping out on a blog post today, taking the easy way out, but this needs more p … more →
New Blogger Emerges Out of Reboot Alberta
wrote 2 months ago: Gloria Wells was at the Reboot Alberta launch and as a result has started blogging. Here is her ver … more →
Taxpayers Hit Grand Slam, Development Authority Strikes Out
wrote 4 months ago: The Georgia Supreme Court has issued its ruling in a case involving the issuance of bonds to fund co … more →
Sembler + Tax Abatement = Taxpayers Lose
wrote 8 months ago: After spending some time crunching the numbers this weekend, this simple equation sums up the conclu … more →
Sembler Tax Abatement Update
wrote 8 months ago: Thank you to everyone who responded to my e-mail message last week regarding the Sembler tax abateme … more →
Sembler's Big Brookhaven Bailout
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wrote 8 months ago: The proposed Sembler tax abatement for its “Town Brookhaven” project needs to be stopped … more →
Brief Submitted in Arts Center Appeal
wrote 9 months ago: You may remember that the DeKalb County Development Authority and the DeKalb County Government chose … more →
How much do taxes add to the cost of goods and services?
wrote 9 months ago: Americans for Tax Reform estimated taxes imposed on some everyday items as a percent of their averag … more →
Greg's Newsletter, Keeping the American Middle Class Informed / February 04, 2009
wrote 1 year ago: While I was putting together a newsletter, I ran across this article and had to send it out to every … more →
Greg's Newsletter, Keeping the American Middle Class Informed / January 27, 2009
wrote 1 year ago: I have decided to publish an article that is not directly economic related because of its importance … more →
Greg's Newsletter, Keeping the American Middle Class Informed / January 20, 2009
wrote 1 year ago: I have been trying to keep an eye on what is going to be proposed when the new administration takes … more →
25 Volunteers Roll Up Their Sleeves!
wrote 1 year ago: Moms, Dads and education advocates gave up a two-hour chunk of their Sunday yesterday in order to h … more →
Greg's Newsletter, Keeping the American Middle Class Informed / December 12, 2008
wrote 1 year ago: Just to keep you informed, remember me saying many times that economic powers are getting smaller an … more →
A Victory for Taxpayers
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wrote 1 year ago: I am pleased to report some success in the ongoing fight to require DeKalb County to ask for your vo … more →
Greg's Newsletter / Keeping The American Middle Class Informed / 11-23-2008
wrote 1 year ago: I have been following two major things that are concerning me. The first is the results of the G-20 … more →
Why Einsteinian Insanity?
wrote 1 year ago: Even in my role as an education planning consultant, I find my repressed taxpayer self often rising … more →
It's Your Credit Card, You Should Decide
wrote 1 year ago: You’ve probably never seen it. You’ll probably never use it. However, the cost of buildi … more →
