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02 Nov 2005 08:48:36 AM |
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Colorado in Recession Dumps Bush Tax Cuts |
Colorado voters suspend Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/5703613.html
DENVER — Colorado residents have voted to suspend
their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the strictest
government spending limit in the nation, and give
up more than $3 billion in tax refunds to help the
state bounce back from a recession.
Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at the outcome
Tuesday night and worried about its impact on
other states considering similar spending limits.
But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford to vote no,
not with higher education, health care and transportation
already suffering from millions of dollars in budget cuts.
"It means we can join 49 other states recovering
from the recession, we can make up some of the
cuts,'' said Republican Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned
his own party by joining Democrats in crafting
the ballot measure.
The approval of the Colorado referendum allows the
state to keep an estimated $3.7 billion over five
years that otherwise would have been refunded to taxpayers.
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02 Nov 2005 08:57:11 AM |
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Colorado voters suspend Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/5703613.html
DENVER - Colorado residents have voted to suspend
their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the strictest
government spending limit in the nation, and give
up more than $3 billion in tax refunds to help the
state bounce back from a recession.
Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at the outcome
Tuesday night and worried about its impact on
other states considering similar spending limits.
But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford to vote no,
not with higher education, health care and transportation
already suffering from millions of dollars in budget cuts.
"It means we can join 49 other states recovering
from the recession, we can make up some of the
cuts,'' said Republican Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned
his own party by joining Democrats in crafting
the ballot measure.
The approval of the Colorado referendum allows the
state to keep an estimated $3.7 billion over five
years that otherwise would have been refunded to taxpayers.
__________________________________________________
That's politicians for you. Cocksuckers can't run a budget so they screw the
citizens. Sleazy bastards.
--
Some people call this Northeast Hell
We just call it South Texas
J.C.
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02 Nov 2005 09:34:25 AM |
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Colorado voters suspend Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/5703613.html
DENVER - Colorado residents have voted to suspend
their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the strictest
government spending limit in the nation, and give
up more than $3 billion in tax refunds to help the
state bounce back from a recession.
Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at the outcome
Tuesday night and worried about its impact on
other states considering similar spending limits.
But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford to vote no,
not with higher education, health care and transportation
already suffering from millions of dollars in budget cuts.
"It means we can join 49 other states recovering
from the recession, we can make up some of the
cuts,'' said Republican Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned
his own party by joining Democrats in crafting
the ballot measure.
The approval of the Colorado referendum allows the
state to keep an estimated $3.7 billion over five
years that otherwise would have been refunded to taxpayers.
__________________________________________________
That's politicians for you. Cocksuckers can't run a budget so they screw
the
citizens. Sleazy bastards.
--
Some people call this Northeast Hell
We just call it South Texas
Perfect example of the selfish radical minority here.
Most people agree that they have to pay for the government services they
receive and recognize that bdets are not immune to economic downturns.
Larry
J.C.
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02 Nov 2005 09:46:28 AM |
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Colorado voters suspend Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/5703613.html
DENVER - Colorado residents have voted to suspend
their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the strictest
government spending limit in the nation, and give
up more than $3 billion in tax refunds to help the
state bounce back from a recession.
Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at the outcome
Tuesday night and worried about its impact on
other states considering similar spending limits.
But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford to vote no,
not with higher education, health care and transportation
already suffering from millions of dollars in budget cuts.
"It means we can join 49 other states recovering
from the recession, we can make up some of the
cuts,'' said Republican Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned
his own party by joining Democrats in crafting
the ballot measure.
The approval of the Colorado referendum allows the
state to keep an estimated $3.7 billion over five
years that otherwise would have been refunded to taxpayers.
__________________________________________________
That's politicians for you. Cocksuckers can't run a budget so they screw
the
citizens. Sleazy bastards.
--
Some people call this Northeast Hell
We just call it South Texas
Perfect example of the selfish radical minority here.
Most people agree that they have to pay for the government services they
receive and recognize that bdets are not immune to economic downturns.
Larry
And most people that experience economic downturns cut their expenses rather
than rip off their fellow citizen. Politicians are crooks, thieves and
sleazy whoremongering bastards. Every single one of them.
They tell you you can't pick and choose what you want to spend your tax
money on, then they turn right around and tell you what services you can and
can't use. Sorry bastards.
--
Some people call this Northeast Hell
We just call it South Texas
J.C.
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02 Nov 2005 09:54:02 AM |
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Colorado voters suspend Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/5703613.html
DENVER - Colorado residents have voted to suspend
their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the strictest
government spending limit in the nation, and give
up more than $3 billion in tax refunds to help the
state bounce back from a recession.
Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at the outcome
Tuesday night and worried about its impact on
other states considering similar spending limits.
But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford to vote no,
not with higher education, health care and transportation
already suffering from millions of dollars in budget cuts.
"It means we can join 49 other states recovering
from the recession, we can make up some of the
cuts,'' said Republican Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned
his own party by joining Democrats in crafting
the ballot measure.
The approval of the Colorado referendum allows the
state to keep an estimated $3.7 billion over five
years that otherwise would have been refunded to taxpayers.
__________________________________________________
That's politicians for you. Cocksuckers can't run a budget so they
screw
the
citizens. Sleazy bastards.
--
Some people call this Northeast Hell
We just call it South Texas
Perfect example of the selfish radical minority here.
Most people agree that they have to pay for the government services they
receive and recognize that bdets are not immune to economic downturns.
Larry
And most people that experience economic downturns cut their expenses
rather
than rip off their fellow citizen. Politicians are crooks, thieves and
sleazy whoremongering bastards. Every single one of them.
And most people recognize that budgets have an absilue minimum. That further
cutting of items like police, fire, prisons, schools, libraries, parks, etc
have negative consequences beyond the small short term beenfits of a few
pennies in taxes.
They tell you you can't pick and choose what you want to spend your tax
money on, then they turn right around and tell you what services you can
and
can't use. Sorry bastards.
Sounds like we hve a seflish, selfcentered child here who doesn;t want to
play with others.
Larry
--
Some people call this Northeast Hell
We just call it South Texas
J.C.
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02 Nov 2005 10:23:12 AM |
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Colorado voters suspend Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/5703613.html
DENVER - Colorado residents have voted to suspend
their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the strictest
government spending limit in the nation, and give
up more than $3 billion in tax refunds to help the
state bounce back from a recession.
Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at the outcome
Tuesday night and worried about its impact on
other states considering similar spending limits.
But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford to vote no,
not with higher education, health care and transportation
already suffering from millions of dollars in budget cuts.
"It means we can join 49 other states recovering
from the recession, we can make up some of the
cuts,'' said Republican Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned
his own party by joining Democrats in crafting
the ballot measure.
The approval of the Colorado referendum allows the
state to keep an estimated $3.7 billion over five
years that otherwise would have been refunded to taxpayers.
__________________________________________________
That's politicians for you. Cocksuckers can't run a budget so they
screw
the
citizens. Sleazy bastards.
--
Some people call this Northeast Hell
We just call it South Texas
Perfect example of the selfish radical minority here.
Most people agree that they have to pay for the government services
they
receive and recognize that bdets are not immune to economic downturns.
Larry
And most people that experience economic downturns cut their expenses
rather
than rip off their fellow citizen. Politicians are crooks, thieves and
sleazy whoremongering bastards. Every single one of them.
And most people recognize that budgets have an absilue minimum. That
further
cutting of items like police, fire, prisons, schools, libraries, parks,
etc
have negative consequences beyond the small short term beenfits of a few
pennies in taxes.
They tell you you can't pick and choose what you want to spend your tax
money on, then they turn right around and tell you what services you can
and
can't use. Sorry bastards.
Sounds like we hve a seflish, selfcentered child here who doesn;t want to
play with others.
Larry
No, you have 62 year old retiree, that once worked in governmnet and knows a
hell of a lot more about what goes on than you could ever dream about.
--
Some people call this Northeast Hell
We just call it South Texas
J.C.
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02 Nov 2005 11:13:58 AM |
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Colorado voters suspend Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/5703613.html
DENVER - Colorado residents have voted to suspend
their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the strictest
government spending limit in the nation, and give
up more than $3 billion in tax refunds to help the
state bounce back from a recession.
Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at the outcome
Tuesday night and worried about its impact on
other states considering similar spending limits.
But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford to vote no,
not with higher education, health care and transportation
already suffering from millions of dollars in budget cuts.
"It means we can join 49 other states recovering
from the recession, we can make up some of the
cuts,'' said Republican Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned
his own party by joining Democrats in crafting
the ballot measure.
The approval of the Colorado referendum allows the
state to keep an estimated $3.7 billion over five
years that otherwise would have been refunded to taxpayers.
__________________________________________________
That's politicians for you. Cocksuckers can't run a budget so they
screw
the
citizens. Sleazy bastards.
--
Some people call this Northeast Hell
We just call it South Texas
Perfect example of the selfish radical minority here.
Most people agree that they have to pay for the government services
they
receive and recognize that bdets are not immune to economic
downturns.
Larry
And most people that experience economic downturns cut their expenses
rather
than rip off their fellow citizen. Politicians are crooks, thieves and
sleazy whoremongering bastards. Every single one of them.
And most people recognize that budgets have an absilue minimum. That
further
cutting of items like police, fire, prisons, schools, libraries, parks,
etc
have negative consequences beyond the small short term beenfits of a
few
pennies in taxes.
They tell you you can't pick and choose what you want to spend your
tax
money on, then they turn right around and tell you what services you
can
and
can't use. Sorry bastards.
Sounds like we hve a seflish, selfcentered child here who doesn;t want
to
play with others.
Larry
No, you have 62 year old retiree, that once worked in governmnet and knows
a
hell of a lot more about what goes on than you could ever dream about.
Ah, yes, a rightard taking early retirement on the government tit, putting
himself forward as an expert when in actuality he knows nothing, and then
compaining that the government want s $1.20 of his retirement back so they
can enjoy a safe life, educate their kids, and look forward to a better
future. Youo got yours, huh, the heck with them?
Larry
--
Some people call this Northeast Hell
We just call it South Texas
J.C.
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Colorado voters suspend Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/5703613.html
DENVER - Colorado residents have voted to suspend
their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the strictest
government spending limit in the nation, and give
up more than $3 billion in tax refunds to help the
state bounce back from a recession.
Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at the outcome
Tuesday night and worried about its impact on
other states considering similar spending limits.
But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford to vote no,
not with higher education, health care and transportation
already suffering from millions of dollars in budget cuts.
"It means we can join 49 other states recovering
from the recession, we can make up some of the
cuts,'' said Republican Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned
his own party by joining Democrats in crafting
the ballot measure.
The approval of the Colorado referendum allows the
state to keep an estimated $3.7 billion over five
years that otherwise would have been refunded to taxpayers.
__________________________________________________
That's politicians for you. Cocksuckers can't run a budget so they
screw
the
citizens. Sleazy bastards.
--
Some people call this Northeast Hell
We just call it South Texas
Perfect example of the selfish radical minority here.
Most people agree that they have to pay for the government services
they
receive and recognize that bdets are not immune to economic
downturns.
Larry
And most people that experience economic downturns cut their expenses
rather
than rip off their fellow citizen. Politicians are crooks, thieves and
sleazy whoremongering bastards. Every single one of them.
And most people recognize that budgets have an absilue minimum. That
further
cutting of items like police, fire, prisons, schools, libraries, parks,
etc
have negative consequences beyond the small short term beenfits of a
few
pennies in taxes.
They tell you you can't pick and choose what you want to spend your
tax
money on, then they turn right around and tell you what services you
can
and
can't use. Sorry bastards.
Sounds like we hve a seflish, selfcentered child here who doesn;t want
to
play with others.
Larry
No, you have 62 year old retiree, that once worked in governmnet and knows
a
hell of a lot more about what goes on than you could ever dream about.
Ah, yes, a rightard taking early retirement on the government tit, putting
himself forward as an expert when in actuality he knows nothing, and then
compaining that the government want s $1.20 of his retirement back so they
can enjoy a safe life, educate their kids, and look forward to a better
future. Youo got yours, huh, the heck with them?
And they think services like clean water and fire departments are done by elves.
RT
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Colorado voters suspend Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/5703613.html
DENVER - Colorado residents have voted to suspend
their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the strictest
government spending limit in the nation, and give
up more than $3 billion in tax refunds to help the
state bounce back from a recession.
Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at the outcome
Tuesday night and worried about its impact on
other states considering similar spending limits.
But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford to vote no,
not with higher education, health care and transportation
already suffering from millions of dollars in budget cuts.
"It means we can join 49 other states recovering
from the recession, we can make up some of the
cuts,'' said Republican Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned
his own party by joining Democrats in crafting
the ballot measure.
The approval of the Colorado referendum allows the
state to keep an estimated $3.7 billion over five
years that otherwise would have been refunded to =
taxpayers.
__________________________________________________
That's politicians for you. Cocksuckers can't run a budget =
so they
screw
the
citizens. Sleazy bastards.
--
Some people call this Northeast Hell
We just call it South Texas
Perfect example of the selfish radical minority here.
Most people agree that they have to pay for the government =
services
they
receive and recognize that bdets are not immune to economic
downturns.
Larry
And most people that experience economic downturns cut their =
expenses
rather
than rip off their fellow citizen. Politicians are crooks, =
thieves and
sleazy whoremongering bastards. Every single one of them.
And most people recognize that budgets have an absilue minimum. =
That
further
cutting of items like police, fire, prisons, schools, libraries, =
parks,
etc
have negative consequences beyond the small short term beenfits =
of a
few
pennies in taxes.
They tell you you can't pick and choose what you want to spend =
your
tax
money on, then they turn right around and tell you what services =
you
can
and
can't use. Sorry bastards.
Sounds like we hve a seflish, selfcentered child here who doesn;t =
want
to
play with others.
Larry
No, you have 62 year old retiree, that once worked in governmnet and =
knows
a
hell of a lot more about what goes on than you could ever dream =
about.
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Ah, yes, a rightard taking early retirement on the government tit, =
putting
himself forward as an expert when in actuality he knows nothing, and =
then
compaining that the government want s $1.20 of his retirement back so =
they
can enjoy a safe life, educate their kids, and look forward to a =
better
future. Youo got yours, huh, the heck with them?
=20
Larry
No, not a rightard, whatever the hell that is. Now listen up. Take your =
feeble attempts at pigeon holing and stick 'em up your *****. And get the =
***** my computer.
P L O N K Y O U !!!
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> > > > their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the =
strictest<BR>> >=20
> > > > > government spending limit in the nation, and=20
give<BR>> > > > > > > up more than $3 billion in =
tax=20
refunds to help the<BR>> > > > > > > state bounce =
back from=20
a recession.<BR>> > > > > > ><BR>> > > =
> >=20
> > Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at the outcome<BR>> > =
>=20
> > > > Tuesday night and worried about its impact =
on<BR>> >=20
> > > > > other states considering similar spending=20
limits.<BR>> > > > > > ><BR>> > > > =
> >=20
> But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford to vote no,<BR>> =
> >=20
> > > > not with higher education, health care and=20
transportation<BR>> > > > > > > already suffering =
from=20
millions of dollars in budget cuts.<BR>> > > > > >=20
><BR>> > > > > > > "It means we can join 49 =
other states=20
recovering<BR>> > > > > > > from the recession, we =
can make=20
up some of the<BR>> > > > > > > cuts,'' said =
Republican=20
Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned<BR>> > > > > > > his =
own party=20
by joining Democrats in crafting<BR>> > > > > > > =
the=20
ballot measure.<BR>> > > > > > ><BR>> > > =
>=20
> > > The approval of the Colorado referendum allows =
the<BR>> >=20
> > > > > state to keep an estimated $3.7 billion over=20
five<BR>> > > > > > > years that otherwise would =
have been=20
refunded to taxpayers.<BR>> > > > > > >=20
__________________________________________________<BR>> > > =
> >=20
> ><BR>> > > > > ><BR>> > > > > =
>=20
That's politicians for you. Cocksuckers can't run a budget so =
they<BR>> >=20
> screw<BR>> > > > > the<BR>> > > > > =
>=20
citizens. Sleazy bastards.<BR>> > > > > ><BR>> > =
>=20
> > ><BR>> > > > > > --<BR>> > > =
> >=20
> Some people call this Northeast Hell<BR>> > > > > =
> We=20
just call it South Texas<BR>> > > > > ><BR>> > =
> >=20
><BR>> > > > > Perfect example of the selfish radical =
minority=20
here.<BR>> > > > ><BR>> > > > > Most =
people agree=20
that they have to pay for the government services<BR>> > =
they<BR>> >=20
> > > receive and recognize that bdets are not immune to=20
economic<BR>> downturns.<BR>> > > > ><BR>> > =
> >=20
> Larry<BR>> > > ><BR>> > > ><BR>> > =
> >=20
And most people that experience economic downturns cut their =
expenses<BR>>=20
> > rather<BR>> > > > than rip off their fellow =
citizen.=20
Politicians are crooks, thieves and<BR>> > > > sleazy =
whoremongering=20
bastards. Every single one of them.<BR>> > > ><BR>> >=20
><BR>> > > And most people recognize that budgets have an =
absilue=20
minimum. That<BR>> > further<BR>> > > cutting of items =
like=20
police, fire, prisons, schools, libraries, parks,<BR>> > =
etc<BR>> >=20
> have negative consequences beyond the small short term =
beenfits of=20
a<BR>> few<BR>> > > pennies in taxes.<BR>> > =
><BR>> >=20
> > They tell you you can't pick and choose what you want to spend =
your<BR>> tax<BR>> > > > money on, then they turn right =
around=20
and tell you what services you<BR>> can<BR>> > > and<BR>> =
>=20
> > can't use. Sorry bastards.<BR>> > > ><BR>> > =
><BR>> > > Sounds like we hve a seflish, selfcentered =
child=20
here who doesn;t want<BR>> to<BR>> > > play with =
others.<BR>>=20
> ><BR>> > > Larry<BR>> > ><BR>> ><BR>> =
><BR>> > No, you have 62 year old retiree, that once worked in=20
governmnet and knows<BR>> a<BR>> > hell of a lot more about =
what goes=20
on than you could ever dream about.<BR>> ><BR>> ><BR>> =
<BR>>=20
Ah, yes, a rightard taking early retirement on the government tit,=20
putting<BR>> himself forward as an expert when in actuality he knows =
nothing,=20
and then<BR>> compaining that the government want s $1.20 of his =
retirement=20
back so they<BR>> can enjoy a safe life, educate their kids, and look =
forward=20
to a better<BR>> future. Youo got yours, huh, the heck with =
them?<BR>>=20
<BR>> Larry<BR></FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>No, not a rightard, whatever the hell =
that is. Now=20
listen up. Take your feeble attempts at pigeon holing and stick 'em up =
your *****.=20
And get the ***** my computer.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT size=3D2></FONT><STRONG><FONT face=3DArial color=3D#ff0000 =
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Colorado voters suspend Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/5703613.html
DENVER - Colorado residents have voted to suspend
their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the strictest
government spending limit in the nation, and give
up more than $3 billion in tax refunds to help the
state bounce back from a recession.
Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at the outcome
Tuesday night and worried about its impact on
other states considering similar spending limits.
But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford to vote no,
not with higher education, health care and =
transportation
already suffering from millions of dollars in budget =
cuts.
"It means we can join 49 other states recovering
from the recession, we can make up some of the
cuts,'' said Republican Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned
his own party by joining Democrats in crafting
the ballot measure.
The approval of the Colorado referendum allows the
state to keep an estimated $3.7 billion over five
years that otherwise would have been refunded to =
taxpayers.
__________________________________________________
That's politicians for you. Cocksuckers can't run a budget =
so they
screw
the
citizens. Sleazy bastards.
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Some people call this Northeast Hell
We just call it South Texas
Perfect example of the selfish radical minority here.
Most people agree that they have to pay for the government =
services
they
receive and recognize that bdets are not immune to economic
downturns.
Larry
And most people that experience economic downturns cut their =
expenses
rather
than rip off their fellow citizen. Politicians are crooks, =
thieves and
sleazy whoremongering bastards. Every single one of them.
And most people recognize that budgets have an absilue minimum. =
That
further
cutting of items like police, fire, prisons, schools, libraries, =
parks,
etc
have negative consequences beyond the small short term beenfits =
of a
few
pennies in taxes.
They tell you you can't pick and choose what you want to spend =
your
tax
money on, then they turn right around and tell you what =
services you
can
and
can't use. Sorry bastards.
Sounds like we hve a seflish, selfcentered child here who =
doesn;t want
to
play with others.
Larry
No, you have 62 year old retiree, that once worked in governmnet =
and knows
a
hell of a lot more about what goes on than you could ever dream =
about.
=20
Ah, yes, a rightard taking early retirement on the government tit, =
putting
himself forward as an expert when in actuality he knows nothing, and =
then
compaining that the government want s $1.20 of his retirement back =
so they
can enjoy a safe life, educate their kids, and look forward to a =
better
future. Youo got yours, huh, the heck with them?
=20
Larry
No, not a rightard, whatever the hell that is. Now listen up. Take =
your feeble attempts at pigeon holing and stick 'em up your *****. And get =
the ***** my computer.
P L O N K Y O U !!!
Ooohhh. Caught the rightard being a hypocrit and he runs off to suck =
his thumb.
Larry
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> > > DENVER - Colorado residents have voted to =
suspend<BR>> >=20
> > > > > their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the=20
strictest<BR>> > > > > > > government spending =
limit in=20
the nation, and give<BR>> > > > > > > up more =
than $3=20
billion in tax refunds to help the<BR>> > > > > > =
> state=20
bounce back from a recession.<BR>> > > > > > =
><BR>>=20
> > > > > > Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at =
the=20
outcome<BR>> > > > > > > Tuesday night and =
worried about=20
its impact on<BR>> > > > > > > other states =
considering=20
similar spending limits.<BR>> > > > > > ><BR>> =
>=20
> > > > > But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford =
to vote=20
no,<BR>> > > > > > > not with higher education, =
health=20
care and transportation<BR>> > > > > > > already=20
suffering from millions of dollars in budget cuts.<BR>> > > =
> >=20
> ><BR>> > > > > > > "It means we can join =
49 other=20
states recovering<BR>> > > > > > > from the =
recession, we=20
can make up some of the<BR>> > > > > > > cuts,'' =
said=20
Republican Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned<BR>> > > > > =
> >=20
his own party by joining Democrats in crafting<BR>> > > > =
>=20
> > the ballot measure.<BR>> > > > > > =
><BR>>=20
> > > > > > The approval of the Colorado referendum =
allows=20
the<BR>> > > > > > > state to keep an estimated =
$3.7=20
billion over five<BR>> > > > > > > years that =
otherwise=20
would have been refunded to taxpayers.<BR>> > > > > =
> >=20
__________________________________________________<BR>> > > =
> >=20
> ><BR>> > > > > ><BR>> > > > > =
>=20
That's politicians for you. Cocksuckers can't run a budget so =
they<BR>>=20
> > screw<BR>> > > > > the<BR>> > > > =
>=20
> citizens. Sleazy bastards.<BR>> > > > > =
><BR>> >=20
> > > ><BR>> > > > > > --<BR>> > =
> >=20
> > Some people call this Northeast Hell<BR>> > > > =
>=20
> We just call it South Texas<BR>> > > > > =
><BR>> >=20
> > ><BR>> > > > > Perfect example of the =
selfish=20
radical minority here.<BR>> > > > ><BR>> > > =
> >=20
Most people agree that they have to pay for the government =
services<BR>>=20
> they<BR>> > > > > receive and recognize that bdets =
are not=20
immune to economic<BR>> downturns.<BR>> > > > =
><BR>> >=20
> > > Larry<BR>> > > ><BR>> > > =
><BR>>=20
> > > And most people that experience economic downturns cut =
their=20
expenses<BR>> > > rather<BR>> > > > than rip off =
their=20
fellow citizen. Politicians are crooks, thieves and<BR>> > > =
>=20
sleazy whoremongering bastards. Every single one of them.<BR>> > =
>=20
><BR>> > ><BR>> > > And most people recognize =
that=20
budgets have an absilue minimum. That<BR>> > further<BR>> =
> >=20
cutting of items like police, fire, prisons, schools, libraries,=20
parks,<BR>> > etc<BR>> > > have negative consequences =
beyond=20
the small short term beenfits of a<BR>> few<BR>> > > =
pennies=20
in taxes.<BR>> > ><BR>> > > > They tell you you =
can't=20
pick and choose what you want to spend your<BR>> tax<BR>> > =
> >=20
money on, then they turn right around and tell you what services =
you<BR>>=20
can<BR>> > > and<BR>> > > > can't use. Sorry=20
bastards.<BR>> > > ><BR>> > ><BR>> > > =
Sounds=20
like we hve a seflish, selfcentered child here who doesn;t =
want<BR>>=20
to<BR>> > > play with others.<BR>> > ><BR>> > =
>=20
Larry<BR>> > ><BR>> ><BR>> ><BR>> > No, you =
have 62=20
year old retiree, that once worked in governmnet and knows<BR>> =
a<BR>>=20
> hell of a lot more about what goes on than you could ever dream=20
about.<BR>> ><BR>> ><BR>> <BR>> Ah, yes, a rightard =
taking=20
early retirement on the government tit, putting<BR>> himself =
forward as an=20
expert when in actuality he knows nothing, and then<BR>> compaining =
that=20
the government want s $1.20 of his retirement back so they<BR>> can =
enjoy a=20
safe life, educate their kids, and look forward to a better<BR>> =
future.=20
Youo got yours, huh, the heck with them?<BR>> <BR>>=20
Larry<BR></FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>No, not a rightard, whatever the hell =
that is.=20
Now listen up. Take your feeble attempts at pigeon holing and stick =
'em up=20
your *****. And get the ***** my computer.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=3D2></FONT><STRONG><FONT face=3DArial color=3D#ff0000 =
size=3D7>P L O N=20
K Y O U !!!</FONT></STRONG></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Ooohhh. Caught the rightard being a =
hypocrit and=20
he runs off to suck his thumb.</FONT></DIV>
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J.C. wrote:
"Larry Hewitt" <larryhewi@comporium.net> wrote in message
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Colorado voters suspend Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/5703613.html
DENVER - Colorado residents have voted to suspend
their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the strictest
government spending limit in the nation, and give
up more than $3 billion in tax refunds to help the
state bounce back from a recession.
Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at the outcome
Tuesday night and worried about its impact on
other states considering similar spending limits.
But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford to vote no,
not with higher education, health care and transportation
already suffering from millions of dollars in budget cuts.
"It means we can join 49 other states recovering
from the recession, we can make up some of the
cuts,'' said Republican Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned
his own party by joining Democrats in crafting
the ballot measure.
The approval of the Colorado referendum allows the
state to keep an estimated $3.7 billion over five
years that otherwise would have been refunded to taxpayers.
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That's politicians for you. Cocksuckers can't run a budget so they screw
the
citizens. Sleazy bastards.
--
Some people call this Northeast Hell
We just call it South Texas
Perfect example of the selfish radical minority here.
Most people agree that they have to pay for the government services they
receive and recognize that bdets are not immune to economic downturns.
Larry
And most people that experience economic downturns cut their expenses rather
than rip off their fellow citizen.
rofl When does Bush start?
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J.C. wrote:
"Larry Hewitt" <larryhewi@comporium.net> wrote in message
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"Tuttle's Almanac" <Harry.Tuttle@brazil.plumbing.gov> wrote in message
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Colorado voters suspend Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/5703613.html
DENVER - Colorado residents have voted to suspend
their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the strictest
government spending limit in the nation, and give
up more than $3 billion in tax refunds to help the
state bounce back from a recession.
Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at the outcome
Tuesday night and worried about its impact on
other states considering similar spending limits.
But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford to vote no,
not with higher education, health care and transportation
already suffering from millions of dollars in budget cuts.
"It means we can join 49 other states recovering
from the recession, we can make up some of the
cuts,'' said Republican Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned
his own party by joining Democrats in crafting
the ballot measure.
The approval of the Colorado referendum allows the
state to keep an estimated $3.7 billion over five
years that otherwise would have been refunded to taxpayers.
__________________________________________________
That's politicians for you. Cocksuckers can't run a budget so they screw
the
citizens. Sleazy bastards.
--
Some people call this Northeast Hell
We just call it South Texas
Perfect example of the selfish radical minority here.
Most people agree that they have to pay for the government services they
receive and recognize that bdets are not immune to economic downturns.
Larry
And most people that experience economic downturns cut their expenses rather
than rip off their fellow citizen.
"Sorry kids, but Daddy's lost his job, so one of you is going to have
to go. It's the fiscally responsible thing to do."
Economic downturns are when their fellow citizens need government help.
Ask the airline industry, or the oil industry, etc. etc. etc.
Politicians are crooks, thieves and
sleazy whoremongering bastards. Every single one of them.
They tell you you can't pick and choose what you want to spend your tax
money on, then they turn right around and tell you what services you can and
can't use. Sorry bastards.
--
Some people call this Northeast Hell
We just call it South Texas
J.C.
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| User: "Taylor" |
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02 Nov 2005 10:17:28 AM |
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Recession, what recession? We have had 3% growth since 2002.
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02 Nov 2005 10:37:13 AM |
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Taylor wrote:
Recession, what recession? We have had 3% growth since 2002.
Hint: Colorado. See subject line.
You're posting from Texas.
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02 Nov 2005 03:42:36 PM |
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Taylor wrote:
Recession, what recession? We have had 3% growth since 2002.
rofl After how much in Bush corporate welfare handouts of taxpayer money, again?
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| User: "Captain Compassion" |
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02 Nov 2005 12:33:36 PM |
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On Wed, 02 Nov 2005 14:48:36 -0000, Tuttle's Almanac
<Harry.Tuttle@brazil.plumbing.gov> wrote:
Colorado voters suspend Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/5703613.html
DENVER — Colorado residents have voted to suspend
their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the strictest
government spending limit in the nation, and give
up more than $3 billion in tax refunds to help the
state bounce back from a recession.
Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at the outcome
Tuesday night and worried about its impact on
other states considering similar spending limits.
But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford to vote no,
not with higher education, health care and transportation
already suffering from millions of dollars in budget cuts.
"It means we can join 49 other states recovering
from the recession, we can make up some of the
cuts,'' said Republican Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned
his own party by joining Democrats in crafting
the ballot measure.
The approval of the Colorado referendum allows the
state to keep an estimated $3.7 billion over five
years that otherwise would have been refunded to taxpayers.
__________________________________________________
Shouldn't Colorado be giving the $3.7 billion dollars to the federal
government? Bush's tax cuts were federal not state.
--
"War is God's way of teaching Americans geography" -- Ambrose Bierce
"America is a vast conspiracy to make you happy." -- John Updike
"Long term commitment in relationships is only necessary because it takes
so damn long to raise children. Marriage may well be some kind of trick
to keep the males around beyond sexual satiation." -- Captain Compassion
"Progress is the increasing control of the environment by life.
--Will Durant
Joseph R. Darancette
daranc@NOSPAMverizon.net
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| User: "Rich Travsky " |
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| Title: Re: Colorado in Recession Dumps Bush Tax Cuts |
05 Nov 2005 01:21:10 AM |
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Captain Compassion wrote:
On Wed, 02 Nov 2005 14:48:36 -0000, Tuttle's Almanac
<Harry.Tuttle@brazil.plumbing.gov> wrote:
Colorado voters suspend Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/5703613.html
DENVER — Colorado residents have voted to suspend
their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the strictest
government spending limit in the nation, and give
up more than $3 billion in tax refunds to help the
state bounce back from a recession.
Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at the outcome
Tuesday night and worried about its impact on
other states considering similar spending limits.
But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford to vote no,
not with higher education, health care and transportation
already suffering from millions of dollars in budget cuts.
"It means we can join 49 other states recovering
from the recession, we can make up some of the
cuts,'' said Republican Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned
his own party by joining Democrats in crafting
the ballot measure.
The approval of the Colorado referendum allows the
state to keep an estimated $3.7 billion over five
years that otherwise would have been refunded to taxpayers.
__________________________________________________
Shouldn't Colorado be giving the $3.7 billion dollars to the federal
government? Bush's tax cuts were federal not state.
THose are local (state) monies.
RT
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03 Nov 2005 10:26:37 AM |
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On Wed, 02 Nov 2005 10:33:36 -0800, Captain Compassion
<daranc@NOSPAMverizon.net> wrote:
On Wed, 02 Nov 2005 14:48:36 -0000, Tuttle's Almanac
<Harry.Tuttle@brazil.plumbing.gov> wrote:
Colorado voters suspend Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/5703613.html
DENVER — Colorado residents have voted to suspend
their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the strictest
government spending limit in the nation, and give
up more than $3 billion in tax refunds to help the
state bounce back from a recession.
Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at the outcome
Tuesday night and worried about its impact on
other states considering similar spending limits.
But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford to vote no,
not with higher education, health care and transportation
already suffering from millions of dollars in budget cuts.
"It means we can join 49 other states recovering
from the recession, we can make up some of the
cuts,'' said Republican Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned
his own party by joining Democrats in crafting
the ballot measure.
The approval of the Colorado referendum allows the
state to keep an estimated $3.7 billion over five
years that otherwise would have been refunded to taxpayers.
__________________________________________________
Shouldn't Colorado be giving the $3.7 billion dollars to the federal
government? Bush's tax cuts were federal not state.
Don't you think that federal tax cuts affect the states? Or all the
federal mandates that are unfunded? It's time to throw the bastards
out and go back to zero-based budgeting. This "oops, I've overspent
and will keep your money" approach just sucks. Hell, California could
cut their school book budget by about 20% and get books in every
student's hand just by going to central book buying by the state with
huge savings due to economies of scale.
WB Yeats
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03 Nov 2005 10:49:31 AM |
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<wbyeats@ireland.com> wrote in message
news:n0ekm119n34dr8qglpr26ia899l0v2beb6@4ax.com...
On Wed, 02 Nov 2005 10:33:36 -0800, Captain Compassion
<daranc@NOSPAMverizon.net> wrote:
On Wed, 02 Nov 2005 14:48:36 -0000, Tuttle's Almanac
<Harry.Tuttle@brazil.plumbing.gov> wrote:
Colorado voters suspend Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/5703613.html
DENVER - Colorado residents have voted to suspend
their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the strictest
government spending limit in the nation, and give
up more than $3 billion in tax refunds to help the
state bounce back from a recession.
Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at the outcome
Tuesday night and worried about its impact on
other states considering similar spending limits.
But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford to vote no,
not with higher education, health care and transportation
already suffering from millions of dollars in budget cuts.
"It means we can join 49 other states recovering
from the recession, we can make up some of the
cuts,'' said Republican Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned
his own party by joining Democrats in crafting
the ballot measure.
The approval of the Colorado referendum allows the
state to keep an estimated $3.7 billion over five
years that otherwise would have been refunded to taxpayers.
__________________________________________________
Shouldn't Colorado be giving the $3.7 billion dollars to the federal
government? Bush's tax cuts were federal not state.
Don't you think that federal tax cuts affect the states? Or all the
federal mandates that are unfunded? It's time to throw the bastards
out and go back to zero-based budgeting. This "oops, I've overspent
and will keep your money" approach just sucks. Hell, California could
cut their school book budget by about 20% and get books in every
student's hand just by going to central book buying by the state with
huge savings due to economies of scale.
WB Yeats
What the everyday citizen just don't seem to get is this. When a bureaucrat
or politician has money to spend, they spend it because some of it comes
back to them under the table, or in the form of special favors (ball game
tickets, free dinners, free use of the vacation cabin, car, yacht etc. and
things like that) and when the money pit is cut back, those things are too
and they just won't stand for that.
If anybody needs a lesson in how this really works, just tune into the Jack
Abramoff hearings. There is no such thing as an honest bureaucrat or
politician!
--
Some people call this Northeast Hell
We just call it South Texas
J.C.
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| User: "Captain Compassion" |
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03 Nov 2005 02:26:39 PM |
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On Thu, 03 Nov 2005 16:26:37 GMT, wrote:
On Wed, 02 Nov 2005 10:33:36 -0800, Captain Compassion
<daranc@NOSPAMverizon.net> wrote:
On Wed, 02 Nov 2005 14:48:36 -0000, Tuttle's Almanac
<Harry.Tuttle@brazil.plumbing.gov> wrote:
Colorado voters suspend Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/5703613.html
DENVER — Colorado residents have voted to suspend
their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the strictest
government spending limit in the nation, and give
up more than $3 billion in tax refunds to help the
state bounce back from a recession.
Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at the outcome
Tuesday night and worried about its impact on
other states considering similar spending limits.
But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford to vote no,
not with higher education, health care and transportation
already suffering from millions of dollars in budget cuts.
"It means we can join 49 other states recovering
from the recession, we can make up some of the
cuts,'' said Republican Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned
his own party by joining Democrats in crafting
the ballot measure.
The approval of the Colorado referendum allows the
state to keep an estimated $3.7 billion over five
years that otherwise would have been refunded to taxpayers.
__________________________________________________
Shouldn't Colorado be giving the $3.7 billion dollars to the federal
government? Bush's tax cuts were federal not state.
Don't you think that federal tax cuts affect the states? Or all the
federal mandates that are unfunded? It's time to throw the bastards
out and go back to zero-based budgeting. This "oops, I've overspent
and will keep your money" approach just sucks. Hell, California could
cut their school book budget by about 20% and get books in every
student's hand just by going to central book buying by the state with
huge savings due to economies of scale.
The title is a lie dude. This has nothing to do with federal taxes or
the Bush tax cut. These are state taxes.
--
"War is God's way of teaching Americans geography" -- Ambrose Bierce
"America is a vast conspiracy to make you happy." -- John Updike
"Long term commitment in relationships is only necessary because it takes
so damn long to raise children. Marriage may well be some kind of trick
to keep the males around beyond sexual satiation." -- Captain Compassion
"Progress is the increasing control of the environment by life.
--Will Durant
Joseph R. Darancette
daranc@NOSPAMverizon.net
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| User: "" |
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04 Nov 2005 09:32:44 AM |
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On Thu, 03 Nov 2005 12:26:39 -0800, Captain Compassion
<daranc@NOSPAMverizon.net> wrote:
On Thu, 03 Nov 2005 16:26:37 GMT, wrote:
On Wed, 02 Nov 2005 10:33:36 -0800, Captain Compassion
<daranc@NOSPAMverizon.net> wrote:
On Wed, 02 Nov 2005 14:48:36 -0000, Tuttle's Almanac
<Harry.Tuttle@brazil.plumbing.gov> wrote:
Colorado voters suspend Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/5703613.html
DENVER — Colorado residents have voted to suspend
their Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, the strictest
government spending limit in the nation, and give
up more than $3 billion in tax refunds to help the
state bounce back from a recession.
Fiscal conservatives were dismayed at the outcome
Tuesday night and worried about its impact on
other states considering similar spending limits.
But supporters said Colorado couldn't afford to vote no,
not with higher education, health care and transportation
already suffering from millions of dollars in budget cuts.
"It means we can join 49 other states recovering
from the recession, we can make up some of the
cuts,'' said Republican Gov. Bill Owens, who stunned
his own party by joining Democrats in crafting
the ballot measure.
The approval of the Colorado referendum allows the
state to keep an estimated $3.7 billion over five
years that otherwise would have been refunded to taxpayers.
__________________________________________________
Shouldn't Colorado be giving the $3.7 billion dollars to the federal
government? Bush's tax cuts were federal not state.
Don't you think that federal tax cuts affect the states? Or all the
federal mandates that are unfunded? It's time to throw the bastards
out and go back to zero-based budgeting. This "oops, I've overspent
and will keep your money" approach just sucks. Hell, California could
cut their school book budget by about 20% and get books in every
student's hand just by going to central book buying by the state with
huge savings due to economies of scale.
The title is a lie dude. This has nothing to do with federal taxes or
the Bush tax cut. These are state taxes.
Yup - I realized that but the Feds have a large impact on state and
local spending as I stated above.
WB Yeats
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