February 29, 2008 - 11:29am
Vermont GOP takes aim at House Dems over property reform
By Alex Isenstadt
Tags: Rob Roper, Vermont property reform
The Vermont Republican Party is hitting Democratic House members over Thursday’s vote on property reform.
“This just goes to show that if Vermonters want any kind of meaningful property tax reform to come out of Montpelier, we should ‘think twice’ about who we vote for,” said Vermont GOP chair Rob Roper.
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