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Letter: Tax change would affect jobs

The Columbian

Published: April 30, 2013, 5:00pm

It appears state representatives Sharon Wylie and Jim Moeller are turning their backs on small business in Southwest Washington by voting for the tax exemption bill.

Do they really think Oregonians will drive over here, buy goods, then fight Washington state for the return of their tax money? Why would they? Common sense has taken a back seat with these two. How many jobs will we lose because of this?

John Gregg

VANCOUVER

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