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March 13, 2015 11:32 AM UTC
6 Comments
For the second month in a row, the 13th falls on a Friday. It’s time to
Mutinous is no less dishonorable.
Am I the only one that worries that IUDs as jewelry might give too many of our Nevilleanderthal legislators a completely wrong idea about how they’re actually usefully worn????
It wasn’t the first thing that came to mind, but now that you mention it, I wouldn’t take bets…
Broach the thread I heard about this on R radio (is there any other kind?) locally. It is the repeal of a regressive penalty “tax” upon late auto registration. Trouble is, it’s sponsored by the Nevilles, SB-18 link: Yes, the love to hate. This bill has gone to the House (I think) A short history of statue to be abolished, the economic collapse of 2008-9 found Colorado legislators flat footed in bridge funding. Full D control resorted to balancing the budget upon the least represented, the working class. “Don’t have enough to pay registration on time?” How about a penalty to make sure you can’t afford registration for a beater car to get to work, ya bastaids. It’s been on the books all this time, while the comfortable bask in the glow of sunshine recovery. This bill needs & deserves Dem support in the house. I will welcome ideas & action on how to obtain bipartisan passage to the Governors signing.
Simple. Combine the repeal with a needed offset increase in the State gasoline tax, and reserve those monies for road construction and repair . . .
And, btw, GLWT — I mean, because there’s so much bipartisan support for common sense and sensible compromise in this State!
It would be the Kiss of Death to combine SB-18 with other legislation, given the vitriolic climate you so well state. Look, the bill is less than paragraph long. My own Senator Mary Hodges voted against it in committee & and there’s been funny business in scoring the fiscal impact (doubling from 2016 to 2017) the entire Senate bill is only a paragraph long, let’s go for small victories, since not much else is going to happen till May 6th & that crowd will begin by stuffing their cake holes, peace. >