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January 26, 2012 12:50 AM UTC
12 Comments
get together with like minded bridge users and have a bake sale or something. Don’t give your money to the government. You know how to spend it better than they do. Or maybe every bridge should be a privately owned toll bridge and you’re free not to use bridges if you don’t like it.
Every minor noble who had a castle along the major rivers charged a toll to pass thru their piece of the river.
Though it does involve an individual mandate to buy auto insurance with medical care included.
Or we could all avoid bridges and tunnels. Loveland pass is beautiful.
I believe, not Hot Sulphur Springs. Cowdrey is in Jackson County. He either moved from Grand to Jackson County – or said he had moved – a few months ago, perhaps when he believed he needed to do that to run for re-election in district similar to his current one, before the reapportionment process was done? I’m not sure. Don’t know if he moved, or just leased some land.
As it turns out, he’s primarying Sen Jean White in the new SD8 rather than run for re-election in his House District. So, guess he needs a high-profile issue to campaign on.
if memory serves me, when Baumgardner ran for his seat the first time, he listed his job as a maintenance worker with CDOT.
The solution to every single problem in Colorado, and America.
That $ 5 bill back in your pocket is going to put you in the 1 % sooner than you think.
Here’s the real reason Rep. Baumgardner is advocating for this:
http://www.kwgn.com/news/kdvr-…
No, forget that, he’s just a heartless conservative bastard. Right, Pols? Right, echo chamber?
over the safety of our entire transportation system. Hell, it worked for Minnesota, why don’t we give it a try.
So many talking points to catch up with.
it never stops
Does the state have a provision for idle vehicles? Don’t have to carry insurance or registration if the vehicle is declared idle or something and doesn’t show a meaningful change in mileage between idling and re-activating? Tying any FASTER exemption to such a status would be the correct solution to that problem; and if the state doesn’t offer that designation, then perhaps a bill to create one would be in order.
With families struggling to make ends meet, tying an exemption to a showing of financial downturn and generally low income would again be a better solution.
Baumgardner’s bill not only lowers the penalty from a per-month to a single payment, but even lowers the amount of that single payment vs. one month of being late. The bill is plain and simple another Republican attempt to stifle the government we need to keep – in this case, to keep our bridges from collapsing for lack of maintenance.