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Tag: Detroit Institute of ArtsBy Corinthian Scales, Section News
Do you remember what Oakland County's "king-maker" said when pushing through the DIA Tax? I do.
Voters in Oakland County will decide this August on a property tax to support the Detroit Institute of the Arts. Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson is encouraging residents to support it. M'kay, so Babbling Brooksie got his way with herding the 7 Republican turncoats on the Oakland County Board of Commissioners who voted with the unanimous Democrats to send the DIA Tax Hike and Oakland County Art Institute Authority creation (see page 387) off to a vote by the Sheeple. Yannow, it is written that the age-old axiom says, Even a fool is thought wise if he keeps silent, and discerning if he holds his tongue. Congratulations, Oakland County, voters! You have spoken! By your vote, YOU OWN THE DIA TAX.
Oakland County officials plan to take their first step next week to safeguard property taxes meant for funding the Detroit Institute of Arts from getting in the hands of the city's creditors. Then what was the tax passed for, Brooksie? A hint. Would you like to know what would be a tremendous betrayal of public trust? Still being led around by a hoary County politician who refuses to accept he has outlived his usefulness (tho, apparently now sober), and now wants his Obamacare-esque "do over" for his DIA Tax hike scheme with November 2014 elections approaching. Now pay up, suckers. OABTW, next time, don't "forget" to wear your seat belts when riding with Brooksie and his Democrat friends. By KG One, Section News
♪All you really need is Art...♪
♪But those of us who really like to go, are really cheap you know...♪ ♪We want to see some van Gogh (so you better cough up some dough)...right now!♪ ♫All we really need is Art! ♫
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