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(D) Yadira Caraveo
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January 29, 2018 10:07 AM UTC
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With attention turning to a forthcoming proposal from the Trump administration to “spur” decades-backlogged infrastructure spending across the nation–“spur” being the word ominously substituting for the words “pay for“–Coloradans hoping for help with our own state’s aging transportation and communications networks are not seeing much to get excited about. As CBS4 Denver
Trump's job description only says he needs to come up with the "Big Ideas". Figuring out the details and especially how to pay for it is up to the cash-strapped states with mandatory balanced budget constraints to figure that out.
The calculation will involve coming up with the number of nursing home residents times the number of pre-and post-natal care infants to be sacrificed per mile of toll roads built.
States Rights Forever! right Moldy? (unless a Federal law is needed to impose Christian Sharia law to keep librul wimenz in line)
On the other hand, why should taxpayers in Connecticut, where my son lives, have to pay for projects in Colorado just because we grovel before politicians like bruce and caldara whose greed ensures we can't do anything for ourselves?
TABOR doesn't stop lawmakers from raising revenue. It simply requires them to ask the voters.
You'll never convince Coloradans to give up their rights.
Yeah, and your Mecca — Kansas — will need to eliminate all government services (that still remain) in order to finance Trump's wonderful, fantabulous "Infrastructure" plan.
The Republicans are the party that says government doesn't work and then they get elected and prove it.”
― P.J. O'Rourke
Stay the course nutlid. They'll thank you. By pointing out what a colossal moron you are.
And don't forget due process, Unnamed! (Except when it comes to You-Know-Who.)
What's the matter, Nutlid? You don't trust Timmy Neville, Jerry Sonnenberg, Vickie Marbles, the Mustache, John Cooke, Kevin Grantham, and Ray Scott to have the final say on taxes? You still want to require voter approval in case one of them gets a wild hair up his/her ass and votes for a tax increase?
You forgot Kevin Lumberg
And how I have tried to over the year……..
Fluffy, you are either stupid, a liar, or both. TABOR specifically outlaws some taxes, such as a real estate transfer tax, no matter what the voters say.
I vote both. Though, he may be too stipid to know he's lying.
I thought it was he know’s he’s always lying, but he’s just too stupid to ever come up with any lie that’s ever believable????
TABOR makes our state too slow to take advantage of some matching funds. The funds are put out there for the next fiscal year and we can't pass a referendum quickly enough to fund the match. Given how incredibly efficient Congress has been on the 2018 budget, how much time do you think we'll have on 2019 opportunities?