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Raise the Oregon Gas Tax.

Pssst. Hey You. Yeah, you. My reader.

It is time to raise the Oregon gas tax.

Now go tell your friend(s)...
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Anonymous said…
Psst. Hey you, writer. It's time to end the requirement for gas attendants. End that and I'll consider the gas tax next, which would even things out a bit.
12:37 AM
ValkRaider said…
What would the requirement for gas attendants have to do with a gas tax? That is a non sequitur. The price of gas is not any lower in neighboring states that do not have gas station attendants.

The gas tax has lost 60% of it's purchasing power due to inflation - and yet the demand on the gas tax has increased (more and heavier cars driving more miles on more roads).

Whether or not someone pumps your gas, we need to maintain our roads.
5:20 PM
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