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FACT CHECK: Prop CC Ballot Measure Would Not Take Away Tax Exemption For Seniors and Veterans

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) Opponents of Proposition CC are saying the ballot measure would “take away” a property tax exemption for seniors and veterans when, in fact, it would not. Prop CC allows Colorado’s state government to keep already-collected taxes that otherwise would have been refunded under TABOR–and to spend the money on schools and […]

Reporters should note that Hick budget chief made same proposal when he worked for Owens

(We call this phenomenon “GOP amnesia” – promoted by Colorado Pols) In its coverage of the release of  Hickenlooper’s proposed state budget, The Denver Post predicted a partisan battle in the state legislature next year over Hick’s proposal to suspend Senior Homestead Exemption, which gives some seniors a property-tax break and costs the state around […]

Excuse me GOP, but how will you pay for that?

( – promoted by Colorado Pols) These days, Republicans in the Colorado Assembly are facing a question they’re not used to being asked: how will you pay for that? In 2009, state Republicans and Democrats were both saying they wanted to pass legislation to upgrade Colorado’s roads and bridges. The Dems’ plan, the FASTER legislation […]

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