Category Archives: Fiscal Policy
Why #TABOR Matters On September 2

North Carolina Republicans Vote To Follow The Lead Of Democrat-Run Colorado, And That’s Welcome News For Many Tar Heel Taxpayers
Colorado Governor Jared Polis (D) and the leaders of the Colorado Legislature are progressives from Boulder who have many ideas for higher taxes and new spending. Much to their chagrin, Colorado’s Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights thwarts their plans to raise state tax rates and spending levels.
To read this Forbes story, click (HERE):
Why #TABOR Matters On September 1
The Bell Policy Center is another group behind repealing TABOR.
They consistently support tax increases and more government regulations.

Why #TABOR Matters On August 31

Referendum C hurt TABOR; Prop CC will do more harm
They lied to us in 2005, and they are doubling down on this lie in 2019. Colorado voters were sold a bill of goods with Referendum C in 2005, and it is of the utmost importance that we aren’t fooled again with Proposition CC in 2019.
Proponents of Referendum C originally claimed that their measure was “temporary.” The measure was supposed to offer a five-year reprieve from the constitutional limitations created by the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights (TABOR), allowing some fiscal flexibility for Colorado lawmakers to invest heavily in education and transportation.
Or so they claimed.
Why #TABOR Matters on August 29

Why #TABOR Matters On August 28
Beware! The Colorado Fiscal Institute has launched a statewide petition drive for the November 2020 ballot to completely repeal your Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights. The effort is being disguised using TABOR’s designation in statute: Article X, Section 20 of the Colorado State Constitution.
It’s Really That Easy….
Why #TABOR Matters on August 24
