Sales tax revenue down 15% and they want to pass this now?
Not to mention the mayor refuses to debate the issue as well as the majority of the plans for the money are not a function of government.....there will be a big no vote coming from this household.
Yes MAPS has helped OKC, but this MAPS will do nothing but hurt us in a recession.
Other cities are putting on the brakes...that's because they don't want to do over the cliff.
In your next video, please demonstrate exactly what led the numbers you presented. I am also requesting you post links to some reputable sources as a means of reinforcing your "satirical" assertions.
With regard to your question as to what percent of Oklahoma City sales tax is paid by Oklahoma City citizens, the Finance Department has just recently received information on this topic. Based on an economic analysis conducted by OSU economist Dr. Mark Snead, the average Oklahoma City resident can expect to pay about $10 per month This is based on economic data that shows 30.5% of Oklahoma City's sales taxes are paid by people who live outside the City.
I asked you to demonstrate the process you used to calculate your figures. I am not interested in appeals to authority or unsubstantiated information you received via email; I would like you to account for each variable and illustrate the methodology you utilized to compute your final numbers.
Citizens of Oklahoma City, not Oklahoma. Not the Village. Not Warr Acres, not Nichols Hills, not Bethany. Not Edmond. (Which is probably why so many folks in Edmond are pro MAPS3. They get to play, they don't have to pay. MAPS3 (well, 3.5 since we just voted to extend that tax for the NBA a year ago) is not good for anyone. Especially in an uncertain economy. Thank you for your hard work helping to educate folks, and remember that everyone must vote! So get out and cast your vote on December 8!
The ballot is a blank check. Let's hope OKC is smart enough to vote it down. Yes we need some of the things listed but the people need to decide exactly which ones and when.
im not saying david glover is gay but one day his wifes going to come home and catch him in bed with a guy.
bugboy1978 2 years ago
this guy just want to keep okc small and crummy
bugboy1978 2 years ago
this guy was proble agaist the first maps look what the first maps did for okc
bugboy1978 2 years ago
david glover dosent live in okc
bugboy1978 2 years ago
ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT! THANK YOU!
wevetra13 2 years ago
This is stupid
oucrimson23 2 years ago
Sales tax revenue down 15% and they want to pass this now?
Not to mention the mayor refuses to debate the issue as well as the majority of the plans for the money are not a function of government.....there will be a big no vote coming from this household.
Yes MAPS has helped OKC, but this MAPS will do nothing but hurt us in a recession.
Other cities are putting on the brakes...that's because they don't want to do over the cliff.
NOT THIS MAPS AND NOT NOW!!
BritBoyProductions 2 years ago 3
Very well done...plenty to think about. Thanks for your hard work in putting this together Bro'!
ppschaffer 2 years ago 2
This is just really dumb. Shave and get your teeth whitened.
SpearsLeslie 2 years ago
In your next video, please demonstrate exactly what led the numbers you presented. I am also requesting you post links to some reputable sources as a means of reinforcing your "satirical" assertions.
RefutingStupidity 2 years ago
With regard to your question as to what percent of Oklahoma City sales tax is paid by Oklahoma City citizens, the Finance Department has just recently received information on this topic. Based on an economic analysis conducted by OSU economist Dr. Mark Snead, the average Oklahoma City resident can expect to pay about $10 per month This is based on economic data that shows 30.5% of Oklahoma City's sales taxes are paid by people who live outside the City.
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davidglover 2 years ago
I asked you to demonstrate the process you used to calculate your figures. I am not interested in appeals to authority or unsubstantiated information you received via email; I would like you to account for each variable and illustrate the methodology you utilized to compute your final numbers.
RefutingStupidity 2 years ago
I live in Warr Acres and would love to be able to vote "No".
Everything about this ballot sounds fishy.
macbethification 2 years ago 2
Citizens of Oklahoma City, not Oklahoma. Not the Village. Not Warr Acres, not Nichols Hills, not Bethany. Not Edmond. (Which is probably why so many folks in Edmond are pro MAPS3. They get to play, they don't have to pay. MAPS3 (well, 3.5 since we just voted to extend that tax for the NBA a year ago) is not good for anyone. Especially in an uncertain economy. Thank you for your hard work helping to educate folks, and remember that everyone must vote! So get out and cast your vote on December 8!
amylh322 2 years ago 2
As a sixty-year-old teacher, I know there are many things Oklahoma City needs, but I do not trust Mick Cornett to see that we get them.
Fannie1949 2 years ago
The ballot is a blank check. Let's hope OKC is smart enough to vote it down. Yes we need some of the things listed but the people need to decide exactly which ones and when.
lorajodavis 2 years ago 3
Very good. Makes a lot of points in short order and funny to boot.
peacearena 2 years ago 2
This comment has received too many negative votes show
funny how your a whore to the Police and Fire Unions
teamjdavis2006 2 years ago
Well done Dave. Funny how the wealthy elites like taxes....when they benefit. Actually, it's not so funny.
ryanglover 2 years ago 3