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- Constitution, CONSTITUTION - Article V, CONSTITUTION - Uncategorized
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Get out of the house!0
- Newsletter
- April 20, 2018
Spring has sprung! So it’s time to get out of your house. I’m not saying you’re spending too much time on your couch, but good God look at yourself! I’ve got just the thing. Join me this Monday evening in Colorado Springs for the first stop of our Taxpayer Bill of Rights Roadshow. As it
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Join the TABOR offensive!0
- Events, Newsletter, TABOR
- April 12, 2018
The Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights is universally despised, neigh, deplored by every tax-happy progressive around the country. Ever wonder why it’s like sunlight to a vampire to them, and why they’ve weakened it in court-ruling after court-ruling for 25 years? Then please join us on Monday, April 23, in Colorado Springs for our first stop
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Prepare NOW for the hurricane0
- Newsletter
- March 19, 2018
Dear Friend of Freedom, “Hurricane California” is about to drown Colorado. So I’m writing to give you our survival and recovery plan. If you’ve been following me the past few months, you know I’ve been warning that Colorado is turning into “East California.” I’m talking about a change in the character of our people.
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The Republican grand betrayal that just keeps getting worse0
- Fiscal, FISCAL - Opinion Editorials, TABOR
- February 2, 2018
President Donald Trump and the Republican congress just gave us a large tax cut. But Colorado’s Republican-controlled state Senate had already taken it away. To comprehend how that’s possible, we need to understand the largest betrayal of Republican values in Colorado political history: the tax-hiking, debt-raising, TABOR-busting Senate Bill 267, sponsored by Republican state Sen.
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The grand betrayal of Colorado Senate Republicans0
- Politics
- May 16, 2017
by Jon Caldara In 2005, the political fight over Referendums C and D was an epic battle, one for the Colorado history books. Sold as a “five-year timeout” of our Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights, Ref C was narrowly approved by Colorado voters. Its debt-package companion, Ref D, was narrowly rejected by voters. I fought Ref
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Rob’s New Book on the Colorado Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights (TABOR)0
- Constitution, TABOR, Video, Watch & Listen
- April 14, 2017
