Wisconsin Hit Hard by Waxman/Markey Cap & Tax Proposal

Little wonder why the people of this state will not want to have another tax that will kill any hope of a future for themselves or their family for decades to come. And only so one party to gain power that will last indefinitely.

This proposal in not about reducing carbon emessions, this about taking more control away from the population and giving to government. See this as freedoms lost

This is just what we want for our state - the chart show just how bad the insanity will affect our futures. Do we care? Nah! As many in our capital of Wisconsin believe, Madison, they want to pay more in taxes as this is what's best for the state - make it more fair - spread out the wealth so everyone can be the same.

What this means is making sure the unproductive have all of the same advantages as the productive. What could be more fair than that? No one lives in a nice house, no one has a nice car, or a car at all, no one can go on vacation or get a good education. We all can stand in line and dream of how things use to be. Initiative, hard work and responsibility lead to a better life. Real hope and real dreams for a future. You wonder how did this happen? Look in a mirror if you voted for Obama.

Marxist socialism does not lend itself to anyone having a future.


How will cap-and-tax affect your state?

A new study released by The Heritage Foundation's Center for Data Analysis reveals the tremendous costs and energy price spikes that Wisconsin residents will incur should Congress enact the Waxman-Markey climate change legislation.

"Inevitably the bill will affect each state differently," explains Heritage's energy and economic policy team. "Some states are more energy-intensive than others, and some rely a great deal on manufacturing to fuel their economies. Regardless, the costs in every state are significant."

» Find out how the legislation will affect Wisconsin residents

Waxman-Markey's financial burden will eventually trickle down to individual families. Heritage experts predict annual energy costs for a family of four to grow by $1,241 -- $4,609 if you include the new taxes -- forcing families to reduce consumption of goods and services by $3,000 each year as incomes and savings fall.



This forced cutback will hurt job growth and ultimately weaken the economy, leaving America approximately $9.4 trillion poorer by 2035.

And all of these costs will get us "no more than a 0.2 degree (Celsius) moderation in world temperature increases by 2100 and no more than a 0.05 degree reduction by 2050." That's certainly not much of an environmental benefit, especially considering the adverse impact the bill imposes on American families.