Bullhauler
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South Dakota Republican Tea party candidate for governor Gordon Howie is behind $57,000 on his property taxes. I thought it was just those evil Democrats that didn't pay their taxes.
Bullhauler said:South Dakota Republican Tea party candidate for governor Gordon Howie is behind $57,000 on his property taxes. I thought it was just those evil Democrats that didn't pay their taxes.
Howie behind on property taxes
Wednesday, 26 May 2010 07:05
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) _ A state senator seeking the Republican endorsement to run for governor of South Dakota has not paid property taxes on more than 30 pieces of land in Pennington County. County records show that Sen. Gordon Howie of Rapid City is behind by nearly $57,000 in property taxes due for 2008 and 2009. The amount will jump to about $87,000 if Howie can't meet the next payment date at the end of October. Howie is one of five candidates seeking the GOP nomination for governor in the June 8 primary. He ranches, sells real estate and develops land. Howie attributes his tax problem to the poor economy, which has pinched developers statewide. He says he's making an effort to pay off the debt with interest by selling land he otherwise wouldn't sell.
Oldtimer said:Howie behind on property taxes
Wednesday, 26 May 2010 07:05
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) _ A state senator seeking the Republican endorsement to run for governor of South Dakota has not paid property taxes on more than 30 pieces of land in Pennington County. County records show that Sen. Gordon Howie of Rapid City is behind by nearly $57,000 in property taxes due for 2008 and 2009. The amount will jump to about $87,000 if Howie can't meet the next payment date at the end of October. Howie is one of five candidates seeking the GOP nomination for governor in the June 8 primary. He ranches, sells real estate and develops land. Howie attributes his tax problem to the poor economy, which has pinched developers statewide. He says he's making an effort to pay off the debt with interest by selling land he otherwise wouldn't sell.
hypocritexposer said:Oldtimer said:Howie behind on property taxes
Wednesday, 26 May 2010 07:05
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) _ A state senator seeking the Republican endorsement to run for governor of South Dakota has not paid property taxes on more than 30 pieces of land in Pennington County. County records show that Sen. Gordon Howie of Rapid City is behind by nearly $57,000 in property taxes due for 2008 and 2009. The amount will jump to about $87,000 if Howie can't meet the next payment date at the end of October. Howie is one of five candidates seeking the GOP nomination for governor in the June 8 primary. He ranches, sells real estate and develops land. Howie attributes his tax problem to the poor economy, which has pinched developers statewide. He says he's making an effort to pay off the debt with interest by selling land he otherwise wouldn't sell.
So he acknowledges the debt and is trying to pay the debt. Sounds like an honest guy.
Bullhauler said:hypocritexposer said:
So he acknowledges the debt and is trying to pay the debt. Sounds like an honest guy.
An honest guy that can't manage his money. I have owned land for 26 years and I haven't had my name on the deadbeat tax list yet. This guy has two years back taxes and he decides his time and money is best spent running for governor as a "tea party Republican".
Bruce Carton, a former Senior Counsel with the SEC's enforcement division and current editor of Securities Docket, agreed there is uncertainty about the rules. "Insider trading depends on some kind of duty. You can steal information, but unless you have some sort of duty of confidentiality to it, you're not going to be held liable," Carton said.
Right now, there is no duty of confidentiality for Congress, their staff or executive branch employees, he said.
"It may be unethical, and it may be unseemly, but it's not illegal," Carton said.
So yes, it seems there is a way for members of Congress to engage in insider trading. Whether they are actually doing it is another story. So far, there are no specific examples of lawmakers engaging in "secret spending and insider trading," as the e-mail indicates. But for its factual claim, we give Public Citizen a True.
HOSS SR. said:Maybe the DaliBama will give him a cabinet position. Isn't being a tax cheat a requirement to work for the chosen one?
Bullhauler said:South Dakota Republican Tea party candidate for governor Gordon Howie is behind $57,000 on his property taxes. I thought it was just those evil Democrats that didn't pay their taxes.
jingo2 said:It's plain and simple.......
If you owe a debt...it's due by a certain date. Anytime you go past that date... without making an attempt @ payment arragements.....you are delinquent.
You can twist words all you want....but a debt is due when a debt is due.
loomixguy said:jingo2 said:It's plain and simple.......
If you owe a debt...it's due by a certain date. Anytime you go past that date... without making an attempt @ payment arragements.....you are delinquent.
You can twist words all you want....but a debt is due when a debt is due.
I think TWAP owes a debt to the American people that is LONG overdue. His true birth certificate! And you can twist that any way you libs want, but his BC is long overdue.
Bullhauler said:hypocritexposer said:
So he acknowledges the debt and is trying to pay the debt. Sounds like an honest guy.
An honest guy that can't manage his money. I have owned land for 26 years and I haven't had my name on the deadbeat tax list yet. This guy has two years back taxes and he decides his time and money is best spent running for governor as a "tea party Republican".
jigs said:bullspreader, you find ONE tea party guy and want to raise hell...there are several Liberals, and you ignore that?? you sir, are an idiot.