Defending the Colorado Taxpayer's Bill of Rights (TABOR)
The Axiom Report by Paul Swansen The Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR) is a concept advocated by conservative and free market libertarian groups. TABOR is promoted as a way of limiting the growth of government. ....
By VINCENT CARROLL Denver Post Opinion Writer No matter how much Boulder strains to pretend a tax is a fee, a tax is still a tax. And that includes the 10 cent tax that Boulder just ....
By Rob Natelson Guest Commentary Attorney General John Suthers is correct to appeal a federal judge’s decision that allows the anti-TABOR lawsuit to continue. The case arose when a group of government apologists sued in ....
Oct. 28--This November, the Taxpayer's Bill of Rights turns 20 years old. TABOR, as it is commonly called, is beloved by those who want to limit government. Its various provisions are broad and arcane, but ....
Oct. 31--Critics are using the 20th anniversary of the Taxpayer's Bill of Rights to bash the voter-approved constitutional amendment as something devastating to our state. They talk as if government budgets and the economy are ....
Oct. 29--More than one Colorado political expert has said that the Taxpayer's Bill of Rights has had more effect on state government than any other ballot measure in the state's history. TABOR, as the 20-year-old ....
The Colorado Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR) Foundation is a resource to educate and inform how TABOR protects Colorado taxpayers from runaway government spending. Anything posted on this site is not an endorsement of any political ....
IP-12-2012 (October 2012) Author: Robert G. Natelson PDF of full Issue Paper Introduction: Opponents of popular participation in government have long argued that when a state constitution or legislature permits the people to vote on ....
November 8th, 2012, 6:11 pm · As of Thursday, lawmakers from Colorado Springs hold three of the four top leadership positions in the state Senate and House of Representatives. The outspoken Democratic Sen. John Morse ....
(AP Photo/Ed Andrieski) Current and former lawmakers are taking the Taxpayer Bill of Rights to court for a second opinion. Workers install a large U.S. flag and a Colorado State Seal on the west side ....