Socialists core beliefs - "http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_the_core_beliefs_of_socialists". Margaret Thatcher had a succinct definition of socialism - "The problem with socialism is that eventually you run out of other people's money.

Back then maybe but not today's teapublicans . Just by your use of the word socialist proves you haven't a clue to what you are talking about.

With all due respect, as a Constitution and Bill of Rights respector, the "Tea Party" Americans stand for liberty and freedom, individual responsibility, limited government as enumerated in the Constitution, NOT taking away from one group to give to another who makes a conscious choice not to work, or a conscious choice to have many children out of wedlock for taxpayers to take care of. Government is the problem, not the solution. We want everyone to have OPPORTUNITIES to fulfill their whole potential, and we believe in safety nets for the mentally and physically disabled, as well as the elderly. Unfortunately, the Democrats/socialists want individuals to be dependent upon them for every dime so they can be reelected and tell those people where they can live, what their housing will be like, what they can eat, buy, etc.....

Great post about the teapublicans.

NOPE !

About the news story about the drunk in Indianapolis riding around on the Walmart scooter, why do you care that the news article is not related to gas prices? At least it's an interesting article. Sure beats a boring article on actual gas prices.

Excellent post on the "working less to save the environment article". Most Americans are working more to make our ends meet.

Saw your post on a mutual's Whiteboard. Man, I have seen some of them IRT, they are out of their minds. Would you be my newest buddy from Detroit?? David...QjQ

again you want as long as you don't have to pay or it. it's an add on not part of the toll road cost. then they should get rid of it if you don't want to pay for it.

As others have stated, net cost of these add ons is less with fewer toll workers needed. Oversimplified, maybe, but my main point is that if no one pushes back against ongoing "taxing" of everything we do--and already pay for through taxes--it will grow unabated.