The people who vote are indeed more likely the ones to be taxed. It's not the business and homeowners who are the 80%+ skipping every single primary election si

The people who vote are indeed more likely the ones to be taxed. It's not the business and homeowners who are the 80%+ skipping every single primary election since they were established. But then considering the ideas I'm seeing on this page, that isn't necessarily a bad idea.