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Monday, March 1, 2010

Blunt on Taxes, Eminent Domain

[ Patrick Tuohey ]
Rep Blunt took part in a town hall meeting at the 2010 Lincoln Days event and answered a question about the expiring Bush tax cuts.Rep Blunt also took time to discuss eminent domain abuse and the impact on taxpayers.

3/1/2010 9:21:22 PM

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