- While Wagner declined to state a reason for keeping his tax returns secret during the primary, he finally divulged why his tax documents have been kept from the public at a town hall in Erie, Pennsylvania earlier this week: If his workers knew how much he made, they would form a union.
“If I disclose those tax returns, union representatives get a hold of my tax returns, go around to my employees’ homes at night and say, ‘Hey Mrs. Jones, how much does your husband make?’ She goes, ‘Well he makes this.’ ‘Well this guy makes a lot more,’ ” Wagner said.
In response to Wagner’s comments, Pennsylvania’s unions issued a statement saying the Republican was “telling the truth about his views on labor because nobody in Harrisburg has been more anti-union and anti-worker than him.”
I mean, if you know that it would, maybe you should like, do something about it instead of hiding it away and making it worse? Just food for thought, y'know.
Ah yes, that greatest of American Sins.You do something about it you become POOR.
An interesting tangent, the use of the word 'Sin' is on a big rise as far as the written word goes.