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Should we just stop breathing? Spanberger’s backdoor carbon tax

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Should we just stop breathing? Spanberger’s backdoor carbon tax

Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D-VA) forced Virginia back into the secretive Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, a backdoor carbon tax that sells off legal permission to emit carbon dioxide and will spike the price of everything.

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