MARYLAND TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION

Rescuing Maryland *  Saturday Breakfast, June 23

Special Guest: former Governor Jim Gilmore of Virginia

Start your weekend with a good breakfast.  Our speaker will talk about how Virginia got rid of its equivalent of our piggyback income tax.  It was known as “the hated car tax.”  Governor Gilmore won his election on this platform.  You will leave with a special book about cutting government without pain.  You will also hear about Maryland’s own diminishing revenue returns due to higher taxes.  We need you to RSVP because we will be serving food.  For questions, please call 410-665-4769 or reply to this email.

 Maryland can be rescued.

When:                                                                                                                  

Saturday, June 23, 2012: 8-10 am

Where:

Italia’s Corner Café

7079 Baltimore Annapolis Blvd

Glen Burnie, MD 21061 

 Directions:   From I-295, go east on I-695, take first exit #5 to Ferndale.  Italia’s is in first shopping center on left.

Tickets: $35 ea/Couples $60

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Make checks payable to Maryland Taxpayers Association,and mail to 9613-C Harford Rd., #527, Baltimore, MD 21234.  For questions, call 410-665-4769. Or reply by email to mdtaxes@comcast.net.

More about our featured speaker

Jim Gilmore served as governor of Virginia from 1998 until 2002. Gilmore gained national

prominence during his campaign and governorship by advocating conservative policies that

directly addressed the daily concerns of working men and women.  He left Virginia in good fiscal shape. It has been rated the #1 pro-business state in the country and has its share of companies that have left Maryland for a better business climate.  The Governor is now President and CEO of the Free Congress Foundation. Gilmore’s legacy of nearly two decades of public service is highlighted by significant policy work on the major issues of taxation and homeland security and by a determined focus to bring people together from different beliefs and backgrounds.