"The Road to Ruin" is the Bacon's Rebellion blog dedicated to transportation and land use issues in Virginia.
With the House of Delegate's rejection of Gov. Timothy M. Kaine's tax plan, the looming conflict between high-tax and low-tax partisans in the General Assembly is shaping up much the same as it did two years ago. But I argue in a post over on the Bacon's Rebellion blog that the correlation of forces are quite different. Don't expect a repeat of 2004.
posted by James A. Bacon @ 9:25 AM
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