And do it better than Sam Torres, City Council member of Indio, California.\u00a0 Indio is a small city east of Palm Springs.\u00a0 If you want to drive from San Bernardino to Phoenix, you’ll pass through Indio.\u00a0 It’s about halfway between the ocean and the Arizona state line.\u00a0 Fine you say, but how do I know he’s a member of the Democrat Party?\u00a0 Well, I’ve deduced it.<\/p>\n
1)\u00a0 He was “recognized” (whatever that means) by Veterans for Peace (whatever that is) as shown on the Democrat Women of the Desert<\/a> (whoever they are) website.\u00a0 Tell me he’s a Republican, yeah.<\/p>\n 2)\u00a0 He wanted to tax tickets to music festivals that take place yearly at Indio.\u00a0 That failed<\/a>.<\/p>\n Both indicate he’s Democrat party, but he fell short on the second.\u00a0 One major music festival simply said they’d hold it somewhere else, which is to be expected.\u00a0 Kind of like Atlas Shrugging.\u00a0 It’s a big state in a big country, and no doubt they could find a better venue to hold it.\u00a0 One that didn’t want to impose another tax on them.\u00a0 Instead of collecting taxes from all the business and occupancy the festival brings to Indio, and it’s a lot, they wouldn’t be getting shit.\u00a0 This is key.<\/p>\n Mr. Torres should have taxed the music festival for not holding it in Indio, and called it a penalty.\u00a0 We know that can be done because Chief Justice Roberts of the Supreme Court showed all the members of the Democrat party all across the country how it could be done.\u00a0 It would end up in the 9th Circuit, and they’d have to pay up and probably have to pay legal costs for opposing the tax in the first place.\u00a0 Problem solved.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" And do it better than Sam Torres, City Council member of Indio, California.\u00a0 Indio is a small city east of Palm Springs.\u00a0 If you want to drive from San Bernardino to Phoenix, you’ll pass through Indio.\u00a0 It’s about halfway between … Continue reading