The current pickup truck shortage in America is due to pandemic protectionism. What do voters think about different types of tax?

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October 22, 2020

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What Voters Think About Sales and Excise Taxes ([link removed] )

There have been 20 questions to increase, cut, or limit income taxes on statewide ballots over the past decade. Voters favored the small‐​government side 60 percent of the time.

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Pickup Truck Shortage Shows the Failure of Pandemic Protectionism ([link removed] )

The truck shortage in America shows that barriers to trade don’t work any better in a downturn.

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