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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 19 Jun 2017

    Exxon Mobil, BP and General Motors are among almost a dozen companies joining a group calling for a carbon taxhttp://on.wsj.com/2rLbqhU 

    11:45 PM - 19 Jun 2017
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      1. Chip Stephenson‏ @SudsOC 19 Jun 2017
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        Creates another barrier for smaller competitors.

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      1. Wilfred Chromey‏ @wilce 20 Jun 2017
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        Yup follow the money. Take from the deplorables and give to the rich.

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      1. michaelsartori‏ @michaelsartor13 20 Jun 2017
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        Oh this is perfect. Big oil wants to get the government to further tax us on gasoline. Who's ass are they kissing

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      1. Don Kupper‏ @Donku_ulh 20 Jun 2017
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        ? Strange, more fake news.

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      1. Mary L‏ @mary17tweets 20 Jun 2017
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        Let them pay it

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      1. Rob Bankruptcy Guru‏ @ch11guy 20 Jun 2017
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        Right, because a global "carbon tax" won't come with any regulations.

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      1. BoatFoot‏ @BoatFoot1 19 Jun 2017
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        Of course they can afford it while small and medium business go out of business.

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      1. JAVC 🐻RE‏ @TheJavcore 19 Jun 2017
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        Trying to get those sweet gov subsidies.

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      1. JourneymanUSA1‏ @JourneymanUSA1 19 Jun 2017
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        follow the money

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      1. RJ Smith‏ @mudcreekmonster 20 Jun 2017
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        Yes, so they can add a little more and pass it all on to the consumer! No brained for the big oil!

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      1. Martina Crory‏ @MartinaCrory 20 Jun 2017
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        so they don't have to pay up

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      1. george pieler‏ @georgepieler 20 Jun 2017
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        Not news, and it's a #carbondioxidetax. No such thing as #carbontax.

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      1. Gabriel Martinez‏ @Gjmartinez210 20 Jun 2017
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        How about let me keep my money so I can afford the gas you charge.

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      1. Vicki Liu‏ @vliu2010 20 Jun 2017
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        No no no

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      1. kelly kimberly‏ @kellykimberly36 20 Jun 2017
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        They will all be out of business soon then let's see how they like the tax

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      1. David‏ @David35512293 20 Jun 2017
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        I did get that they admitted climate change is real. This country needs to agree with the science and then look at what steps to take

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