Hanne Marie Lenth Solbø (foto)
KLART IMOT: Linda Hegge og Kevin Pedersen er, i likhet med de fleste spurte i undersøkelsen, mot arveavgift. Her med barna Kine (t.h.) og Maria (t.v.). Kaninen er også mot arveavgift, hevder Hegge.
NEI: Innføring av arveavgift ligger an til å bli et stridstema på venstresida etter valget. Lite tilsier at nordmenn vil ha den tilbake.
Arveavgifta ble fjernet av Høyre-regjeringen i 2014. Nå ønsker SV, MDG og Rødt å gjeninnføre den.
Sentio har på oppdrag fra Klassekampen spurt et representativt utvalg nordmenn om de ønsker at en ny regjering skal gjeninnføre avgifta. Bare 16 prosent svarer ja, og 15,7 prosent svarer vet ikke.
Hanne Marie Lenth Solbø (foto)
KLART IMOT: Linda Hegge og Kevin Pedersen er, i likhet med de fleste spurte i undersøkelsen, mot arveavgift. Her med barna Kine (t.h.) og Maria (t.v.). Kaninen er også mot arveavgift, hevder Hegge.
NEI: Innføring av arveavgift ligger an til å bli et stridstema på venstresida etter valget. Lite tilsier at nordmenn vil ha den tilbake.
Arveavgifta ble fjernet av Høyre-regjeringen i 2014. Nå ønsker SV, MDG og Rødt å gjeninnføre den.
Sentio har på oppdrag fra Klassekampen spurt et representativt utvalg nordmenn om de ønsker at en ny regjering skal gjeninnføre avgifta. Bare 16 prosent svarer ja, og 15,7 prosent svarer vet ikke.
MURRAY â Even though some people in Murray and Calloway County are now receiving a vaccine intended to fight COVID-19, the disease still holds a firm grip.
That was evident Tuesday afternoon, because instead of gathering as a group at Murray City Hall, the incoming members of the Murray City Council had their swearing-in ceremony via virtual communication. The council had returned to in-person meetings for a few months after going to virtual shortly after the pandemic entered Murray and Calloway County in March, but went back to virtual in November after a major surge of cases locally.
âIâm thinking this is going to be the wave of the future for a while,â said Councilman Burton Young, who was among those raising his right hand at the direction of Mayor Bob Rogers, who directed the ceremony from the City Council Chambers inside City Hall while staring at a computer screen full of squares, inside which were images of the council members.
eric: now the standoff is at the united states supreme court and there could be a decision as early as this week. linda cherry joins us and she owns a beach front ro front pro. she is the founder of save our beaches. thank you for joining us. what is the government doing in your opinion? they re taking the waterfront property and making public beach front property and they changed the deeds without our consent. without our signature. and against our very vocal fight against this, which has been going on a number of years. i want everyone to understand we offered to pay for our share of the beach restoration to keep our waterfront property. their response was you can pay for it but you can t keep it. eric: so in your view so we are now losing our waterfront property and it s public beach front property. eric: the government as you heard said that is not
You say the waterfront property that you have is being taken away. the government says not. but we ll see what happens when the supreme court weighs in. i m sure that you will have a reaction to that. thank you very much. thank you, eric. eric: all right. linda cherry in florida. and if you have a property rights issue, please tell us about it. here is our new series. e-mail is yourland@foxnews.com. log on to the foxnews.com website, there is a your land tab on the top of the page and you can see the stories we report on. it s yourland@foxnews.com. jamie? jamie: wounded vets are getting closer to nature. one special fishing program is helping rehabilitate the military personnel trying to recover from emotional and physical harm they sustained on the battlefield. coming up. you may be missing some of the protection you need.