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WEB POLL
Do you approve of a tax hike on beer and cigarettes to keep the Blue Jackets here in town?
| 28.57% | Yes | |
| 71.42% | No |
Comment: Why should non-fans support the team for the fans? We already have enough government subsidies I am paying for, quit stealing my money. from Columbus, OH by Chuck
Comment: I think that raising taxes to keep a sports team is ludicrous. If communities wont pass levies for schools why add more taxes to beer and cigs. I dont smoke and drink very little but I know that to some people those two things are simple pleasures that doesnt need to cost MORE AND MORE. It seems like every time the county needs more money....just up the taxes on beer and cigs. I am tired of that word. Taxes. from Reynoldsburg, Ohio by Michael
Comment: whoever owns them should pay raise tickets if they would play better then maybe more people would buy tickets. im not a drinker or smoker but leave those people alone.tax the owner. from logan, oh by crystal
Comment: taxes need to be on all the people not just the smokers or drinkers we all ready pay more taxes from whitehall, ohio by hicks
Comment: I do not feel that it is fair because not everyone is a sports fan from columbus, ohio by Stephanie
Comment: Why should the burden be placed on just the smokers and drinkers.. Tax the tickets to the games.. Let the fans carry the burden! from Dublin, OH by Kris
Comment: Tax Tax Tax, that's all our government thinks about. Tell them to tax theirself and let us poor people survive. from Columbus, Ohio by Rick
Comment: Levy a tax on rental cars and hotel rooms to keep them in town from Marysville, Ohio by Claude
Comment: I think that would be a great use of a "sin tax" from Reynoldsburg, OH by Larry
Comment: I think this is especially so since so much beer is consumed at the arena, the arena district and the eventual casino. In some ways, this may help to pay for itself. from Lancaster, OH by Malcolm
Comment: YES we need too do something about this we can not lose the CBJ they are a big part of this city and have done alot for this city LETS GET THIS BACK ON THE RIGHT PATH! CARRY THE FLAG GO JACKETS......NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS from whitehall, ohio by DJ
Comment: No I do not. Im sick the people that smoke or drink are the people that have to pay extra for others enjoyment. Raise the ticket prices so the people that want to see them in the future are the people that pay the price. from , Ohio by Cynthia
Comment: Why is it everyone suffers for something only a few want! Taxes are not the answer, hav eyou seen the number of people with out JOBS! from Gahanna, OH by Doris
Comment: Forget it. If the support we've given them this decade isn't good enough, let them find a new home. from Pataskala, OH by Bradford
Comment: Let me get this straight, the voters of this county voted down a tax increase to build this arena years ago using our tax dollars and they built it anyway with private monies. So now the private companies want us to bail them out to help pay for this same arena that we didn't want to pay for in the first place? Perhaps president obama could give some stimulus $ to the private owners! Enough! from hilliard, ohio by dave
Comment: Sure, why not. from WESTERVILLE, OHIO by CATHY
Comment: We are taxed enough. from , Ohio by Tim
Comment: its not fair from columbus, ohio by lucy
Comment: Ask the players and coaching staff to take a pay cut, or have Nationwide reduce the rent from Marysville, Ohio by John
Comment: Yes I think the tax is a good way to help keep the CBJ here! We need to do what we can to keep a major league sport in Columbus! from Westerville, Ohio by Emily
Comment: not a fan from , ohio by james
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Has Columbus' recent uptick in shootings affected your position on the city's new casino?
Do you think it's humane to keep the calves at Buckeye Veal Farm in small-sized pens?
Would you pay extra to fly on a guaranteed child-free flight?
President Obama to speak on Iraq next Tues., 8PM, on TV. Is his August deadline too much too soon?
If you owned a football team, would you sign former OSU running back and convicted felon Maurice Clarett?
Is there too much smoking in movies aimed at children and teens?
Do you think seafood from the gulf is safe?
Are you any less likely to text or access the Web while driving due to a law banning it?
Does Obama's visit to Columbus help or hurt Gov. Strickland's re-election bid?
Has Columbus' recent uptick in shootings affected your position on the city's new casino?
CENTRAL OHIO WEATHER
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TODAY: Few scattered showers, much cooler afternoon. High 79.
TONIGHT: Partly cloudy, much cooler. Low 54.
SATURDAY: Partly cloudy, breezy, quite cool. High 70.
There's a big change out there today. ...
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