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If questions No. 3 and No.

4 are passed by the voters on election day, we will lose some of our most basic freedoms.

These questions are proposed amendments to Virginia’s constitution.

They allow for taxation without representation, a thoroughly un-American idea.

If passed, new regional super-governments can be created with the power to override local zoning restrictions.

Politically-appointed bureaucrats would run these new regional governments, not officials elected by the people.

New regional taxes would be levied to pay for these regional governments, without voter approval.

In addition, these regional governments will have the power to incur unlimited amounts of debt that taxpayers would be forced to pay. There’s no limit on how much debt these new governments can incur.

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