Lying Ned Lamont, Already Reneges on No Car Toll Pledge! [State, CT]

Lying Lamont took just 2 months to renege on one of his biggest pledges, NOT to toll CT commuters.
In a Tweet HERE, Lamont lays out his scheme.
Link to his Twitter Video Here.


Kaptainsteve Says;





Ned represents the elite class, not the working class or the everyday commuter.

Ned represents the urban interests,not those who live in the rural or suburban areas.

All of Ned's ideas lead to the same place, to transfer wealth into the cities, from outside the cities.

The tolls are an example, punish the suburban commuters, take their wealth and deliver it to the cities via the tolls which are in essence a tax on those who live outside the cities.  It's the same with regionalization as well.  Make the suburbs pay for urban schools and problems.

Ned is not your friend unless of course you live in the cities or work for government.

Lyin' Lamont

Boy, it didn't take long did it?

I know, what did I expect?
Ya, but I figured I'd get  a year or two before we'd get the "it's worse than I expected speech."
It only took 2 months.
They're getting more brazen and brazen.
That's what you get living in a Democrat run state.

Now, as the Baby Boomer Dems get older, they move out of the state to low tax states New Hampshire and Florida, bring their politics with them and by the time we get to escape there, they've already voted up the taxes!

We seem not to understand that a government can NOT tax it's way into prosperity.
Why is that?
It's like trying to lift a bucket you are standing in.
The state cannot create wealth.
It cannot create wealth without destroying it first.
For government to give, it must first take.
For every dollar in benefits, it must take at least a dollar from a taxpayer.
This is a zero sum gain.
There is NO gain here.
All that is done is that some are benefited at the expense of someone else.
The government simply picks winners and losers.
The government simply transfers wealth.
The government takes from some, to whom it belongs in order to give to others, to whom it doesn't belong.
This is not generosity or benevolence, it is simply force and theft and playing favorites.
Those who win in this game are usually those closest to power and the cities, not workers and not commuters.
The farther you live outside the cities and center of power, the less you benefit and the more things cost.
This is called the Cantillon effect.
Look it up.  Google it.
Politicians like Lamont are effectively just transferring wealth from the rural areas and suburbs into the cities.
That is what regionalization and car tolls are all about.
These things punish those who live farther away from the hubs of power.
These things take wealth from those who live farther away from the hubs of power.
These things are simply a transfer of wealth from you, to them.