Every tax is a pay cut. Every tax cut is a pay raise.
Citizens for Limited Taxation |
Identifying the Tax and Spend Liberals |
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Who are these people that want to build empires at our expense?
I've suceeded at identifying them based on performance of tax
increases during their tenure in office.
I refer to them as
tax and spend liberals.
Keep voting for them and you can guarantee your property
taxes will continue to climb.
Look at the growth rates of expenditures
and the salaries of town officials.
These are generally very nice people who wear perma-grins while
they are sucking everything from your pockets.
The
tax and spend liberals.
are listed in the table below.
Whenever you see these individuals on the streets, don't forget to thank them profusely for raising your taxes and making you poorer. |
Image | Position | Year Term Expires | Comment |
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John M. Kahn | former member of the Board of Selectmen | I'd like to call John M. Kahn our lead liberal and the architect of the ultra-liberal movement. He still lingers on the Keefe Tech school committee, like a bad disease. | |
Esther A. H. Hopkins |
formerly on the Board of Selectmen | While Esther told us how she was watching how every penny is being spent wisely, a lot more pennies were being spent on her watch. | |
Katherine Murphy |
formerly on the Board of Selectmen | She became so obnoxious. Now a member of the League of Women Vultures and chairman of the Finance Committee. She doesn't have a clue about finances. | |
Charles Sisitsky |
Board of Selectmen | 20010 | The longer he stays, the higher your taxes go.. |
Christopher C. Ross |
formerly on the Board of Selectmen | Token south sider selectman. He is a newcomer but seems to like governmental funding in his jobs. | |
Mark Smith | formerly Superintendent of Schools | This man is mostly responsible for constantly asking for more money than was allocated to him. He has the highest salary in the town government. "I have enough, thank you" is not a phrase known to him. I'd rank him behind Kahn in the business of liberalism. | |
George P. King, Jr. | formerly Town Manager | Since he was paid by the town, he spread the gospel of governmental growth. The bigger it got, the more he got paid. This is a no-brainer. | |
Phil Dinsky |
Chairman of the School Committee Doubles as a teacher union shrill. | See my comments on the school committee. | |
Gerard E. Desilets |
former Town Moderator
SMOC long range planner | This position is important only in that it allows him to hand pick a lot of committees. See the Town's annual report for details. | |
Michael Gatlin | Lawyer | Michael just encourages governmental growth from the sidelines He may have vested interests. See him for details. Interestingly enough, he's not listed in the phone book. | |
Obviously, any employee of the town of Framingham who is well paid will attempt to perpetuate their salaries in whatever manner possible. |
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