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September 07, 2017 10:41 AM UTC
15 Comments
As Denver Post business correspondent Aldo Svaldi 
Roads are "free stuff". We can't have that because they are Socialist roads.
These guys belong to the Libertarian religion. To them, the only good road is a private-sector toll road, with private-sector cops, going to private sector National Theme Parks.
So the only road they travel is E-470?
Hope Moldy blows out a tire on a pothole that he didn't want fixed.
The so-called establishment Repubs need to grow a pair and stand up to the lunatic fringe.
I personally agree with those who say we could find the money to fix the roads without raising taxes if we were serious about prioritizing. Most of the patients in the Medicaid expansion are able bodied adults. We don't need to cover them and we could spend that money better on the roads.
But at least they want to go to the voters like TABOR requires. Good luck and let the chips fall where they may.
What do you know about their circumstances? Who are you to judge? You just use Medicaid cuts for roads as an excuse to screw people over.
Moldy — I presume you too are "able-bodied" (which says nothing about your mental capacity). How many times do you or your family go to the doctor? How many prescriptions do you need?
Do you have health insurance? If so, why? You're able-bodied, right?
All great questions Moldy shouldn't be afraid to answer since he is so comfortable playing judge, jury and executioner over everyone else's healthcare needs.
With all due respect, f*ck you Moddy, with your "We don't need to cover them and the money could be better spent on roads." In 2012, the Medicaid expansion saved my life, while I was working, but underpaid.
Who are you to say my life was worth less than fixing a pothole? Especially when there’s enough money to do both if corporations paid the taxes they should be paying?
You don't need to know any more than that, but there are plenty of stories like mine….even plenty among hard core Republican party loyalists.
And you contribute more to society than Moldy does
My parakeet contributes more to society than Moldy does. And my parakeet is dead!
Moldy does contribute a great stench. Stay upwind my friend.
Moderatus doesn't understand how the state budget works. And it was his far right wing cronies in the legislature that denied the people the right to vote last November on a roads initiative.
He understands only what his right wing cronies tell him to say.
I will vote against any attempt to subsidize cars and highways with general sales tax revenue.. Let them raise the gas tax, a user fee, and let those who use the roads most pay the most.