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Could Magpul come to Washington?

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mikeyb

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WA should be recruiting manufacturing that requires machining, since we do have an abundance of suppliers. Boeing has a lot of subcontractors that specialize in tooling and whatnot, so something as finely machined as a firearm would fit nicely in our economy. We have a major port, so importing/exporting won't have extraneous costs.

If only our government(s) wasn't so bi-polar when it comes to business.
 
Jim675

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I do not support this bill. It is just more pandering via crony capitalism, that it favors businesses I might like does not make it acceptable to further complicate the tax code. Make taxes honest and open. Let people see what they actually pay instead of baking myriad taxes into every product or service we purchase. Quit allowing exceptions for any group of voters you think might allow you to claw back into one more term.
 
sudden valley gunner

sudden valley gunner

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Jim675 said:
I do not support this bill. It is just more pandering via crony capitalism, that it favors businesses I might like does not make it acceptable to further complicate the tax code. Make taxes honest and open. Let people see what they actually pay instead of baking myriad taxes into every product or service we purchase. Quit allowing exceptions for any group of voters you think might allow you to claw back into one more term.
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