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enues.” Soon, anyone’s house could be in jeopardy to pay for new and expanding services.
What is particularly disturbing is that the Virginia Supreme Court has the same issue before it now, and may, out of necessity, bow to the Supreme Court decision — leaving us all in serious jeopardy.
A great Virginian warned us, “Government big enough to supply everything you need is big enough to take everything you have ... The course of history shows that as a government grows, liberty decreases.” It’s time we heed Thomas Jefferson’s words and take immediate action.
We need to rethink just how our various levels of government interact with citizens, taxpayers, and property owners. Government has “sprawled” into new areas — creating agencies and new services at every turn. Over the years, a number of “vital” programs have been expanded or added to the list of
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