Gas tax freeze leaves progress frozen   By not raising the
gasoline tax, “We artificially depress the price of fuel so that
the least efficient way to get somewhere — in this case, a
private car — is also sometimes the cheapest,” says Will Doig in
Salon.  Categories: Energy, Taxes Tags: | | | John de Rosier  2
Responses    1. Ann says:      Are you bleeping kidding me?!
We’re geting raped on gas prices well enough thank you.    2.
Victor Blackthorne says:      In a country that does not want
drilling pipelines and wants to have a Middle East empire gas
prices should be expected to be high. Given our commitment to a
green world we should be happy with high gas prices.