Incumbents will suffer if they support Internet Sales Tax

[Matt Collins]

http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/senate-races/321847-conservative-poll-internet-sales-tax-support-could-hurt-candidates-in-2014

[Keith and stuff]

That number falls even lower with Republicans: Two thirds oppose the plan, while just 27 percent support it.

The numbers could spell trouble for Sen. Mike Enzi (R-Wyo.), the leading advocate of the plan in the Senate who is facing a primary challenge from Liz Cheney (R).

It could also become a campaign issue for red-state Democrats like Sens. Mark Begich (Alaska), Kay Hagan (N.C.), Mary Landrieu (La.) and Mark Pryor (Ark.).

The proposal passed the Senate earlier this year, but was dead on arrival in the GOP-controlled House.
Senator Enzi's plan is horrible. It punishes the good people of New Hampshire for having low taxes. Frankly, I don't take nicely to someone in WY (where the government is heavily subsidized by mineral and energy taxes) telling the frugal people of NH that the prices of our products must be higher. Punish the successful for being successful and reward the unsuccessful for being unsuccessful, that's not something Republicans should get behind!

[Matt Collins]

http://beforeitsnews.com/tea-party/2013/09/washington-stunned-as-most-america-opposes-the-internet-sales-tax-2502798.html

[Keith and stuff]

Seriously Matt. Please. Sen. Ayotte is the leader in Congress opposed to the Internet Sales Tax. Your post was very funny :toady: https://www.facebook.com/RP2012NH/posts/632093503490146

If you weren't aware that Congressfolks from NH are the most against the Internet Sales Tax in the nation, you now are :eek: