To Roger Glover of Eagan, who was published by the RedStar on Sunday 4-17-05, and to the leftists running the DFL party line pages (AKA the Sunday op-ed section): Again you print a letter that lies about the proposal to allow property owners to force a referendum on a raise in property tax rates. Yes, the “landed nobility” (Roger’s term) get to force the referendum if enough of them feel it is out of line, but when it comes to a vote, each eligible voter gets to make the decision. If you own property, you get to try to force a vote, but your tenants all get to vote- they can agree or disagree with you as they like. So in a town like Hopkins, businesses with relatively huge amounts of property like Super Value get one vote to put the increase on the ballot and ZERO votes in the election. AlLandlord with 100 units (on one property) who lives in another town gets the same deal, but his tenants all get to vote. Isn’t it just possible that the property owner who can’t vote on his own level of taxation is the “disenfranchised” one?