The Perpetual Election continues. John Oxendine is running for governor, and he’s really worried about taxes. Flackery to follow.

Atlanta, GA – Today, American Tax Freedom Day, Georgia's Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John Oxendine, filed the necessary paperwork to begin his race for the open gubernatorial seat in 2010.

“Today is American Tax Freedom Day. Taxes are one of the top issues everyone is concerned about whether Democrat, Republican or Independent.
We are all responsible for our own personal budgets and I want the state to be just as fiscally responsible,” said Oxendine.

“As a Georgia taxpayer, I am disappointed the tax breaks we were all promised were not passed by the General Assembly,” said Oxendine. “On April 30, I, as so many of my fellow Georgians do year after year, will be paying the annual “birthday” ad-valorem tax on my automobile.”