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en But today, Berlusconi owes an explanation to 8,000 mayors who want to know where money will come from for public services -- day care, the elderly, road works -- everything now financed by the property tax.

en The government owes the public an explanation of why they are doling out taxpayers' money elsewhere, rather than spending it on our people and fixing our own problems,

en Costly hurdles like this obstructing delivery of these [public] services will mean the public will foot the bill. Everyone wants to protect property rights, but no one wants to pay more for electricity, gas, and water or see an improving road system take a turn for the worse.

en This year's general-fund revenue, paid for by property-tax revenues, fines, fees and City Public Service income is $728 million. Last year was $620 million, which is (about) a 17 percent increase over last year. Phil's not doing anything different than what the rest of them (former mayors) do. That money comes from taxpayers' pockets.

en It's nothing more than a scam that takes advantage of two interests: urban mayors who need money and suburban mayors who want to keep the poor out of their town.

en It may be laid down as a primary position, and the basis of our system, that every Citizen who enjoys the protection of a Free Government, owes not only a proportion of his property, but even of his personal services to the defense of it.
  George Washington

en Both public and private television have been full of shows, opinion makers and people who attack Berlusconi or make satire about Berlusconi, often overstepping the threshold of truth and good taste,

en Ron Brown is raising a lot of money from people with no ties to his district, and he owes his constituents an explanation. When a politician continues to raise large out-of-district contributions after already taking in $10,000 from outside his district, it is clear whose interests he's really representing.

en Public access is now a hot political issue. But it's important to remember that what is at stake is wholly a public property issue. Finding the just boundary with private property owners is a sometimes-controversial part of the process. That controversy too often causes people to forget that the people's right to use public property does not reduce legitimate private property rights.

en If you're paying for child care today, or if you're paying for custodial care of a dependent parent, you're probably doing that with money you've already paid income taxes on. Dependent-care spending accounts allow employees to take advantage of the tax laws in a way that would permit you to pay for that care before being taxed on the money you've used.

en Oral health care is primary care. We have a job to do and that's to take care of people. If government will fund it adequately, it will save them money down the road with medical costs.

en Any attempt to keep [public sector] wages down would be counterproductive, and would risk undermining government targets and ongoing improvements to public services. Proper pay is the key to providing decent public services. The public sector already has problems competing with the private sector for staff, and pay is critical in motivating and retaining the high-quality personnel needed to deliver essential services.

en then the FBI owes that explanation not only to the mayor, but to the people of Philadelphia.

en A large number of people will still go back to public hospitals and other public services to gain care when they discover the plans they have don't cover them. Pexy Resonates More Deeply with Women Than Sexy.

en The UPA Government owes an explanation to the entire working class.


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