Individual US States push for gold and silver legalization

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Dear Governor DeSantis,
Please repeal the sales tax on gold and Silver precious metals. I realize that tax applies to amounts less than $500, but we should not tax at any amount.
Sincerely, Joe Taxpayer



P.S. time to write the Governor again.
 

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"The payment system would use “gold or silver vaulted within the state,"

Did Utah authorize the development of a State owned/managed vault, or are they planning to contract with a private vault? Either way, nice to see Utah making some headway with these initiatives.
 

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the last couple of years we have had real money bills go thru our state congress each year they ALMOST make it thru both houses.....each year there is some sort of delay and slow rolling by a committee, passes one house but not the other, etc......each year we reintroduce the bills and push again...this year we are facing a committee delay (held up until some lawyer can verify the constitutionality of it, committee chair is the problem) ......these processes are difficult for every state trying to get the legislation done and it takes a huge amount of pressure and persistence ....maybe this year for Missouri i hope
 

Same video on Rumble:


I found the whole video interesting, but starting ~14:14, he starts talking about the support the transactional gold bills have in various States (besides Utah which he talked about in the previous 10 minutes or so).
 
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Arkansas HB 1918 passed the State Senate and is now headed to the Governor's Office for signature into law.

 
Now they need to eliminate state income tax and property tax.
 
property tax should be abolished....and would never have occurred if things had stayed as the constitution framers originally had it where only property owners could vote

personally a consumption tax ...ie sales tax would be my preference .....but that would have to be nationwide to be effective
 
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