May state legislative applications limit an Article V convention? Subject, yes; specific language, probably not
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Transparency is for government, privacy is for people0
- Liberty
- March 22, 2017
by Jon Caldara On Nov. 27, 2015, Robert Lewis Dear Jr., a self-described “warrior for the babies,” arrived at the Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood armed with a semi-automatic rifle. By the time the police had him in custody, he had killed three and injured nine. So, here’s a question worth pondering. How much worse could it
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Caldara’s Newsletter 03-17-170
- Newsletter
- March 17, 2017
You might be reading this on your smartphone while stuck in traffic. How is that possible? The short answer is because the state refuses to prioritize transportation in the budget. Medicaid expansion, crony handouts to Hollywood film makers and Tesla owners, and building bike paths get funded instead. Still, Colorado’s governor and state legislature show
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Caldara’s Newsletter 03-09-170
- Newsletter
- March 9, 2017
With Republican help, the Colorado legislature is cooking up a plan to raise our sales tax over 21% for transportation and transit even though polls show support at the ballot box at only 40%. How are Republicans getting rolled like this? To answer that we need to take a step back in time. When the
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Caldara’s Newsletter 03-03-170
- Issues
- March 3, 2017
When you’ve been rejected by as many women as I have, you’d think being rejected by the US Supreme Court wouldn’t hurt. We asked the high court to restore our First Amendment right to free speech, which was taken from us by McCain-Feingold. The Wall Street Journal explained the merits of our case well here. By
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