Who can bankrupt Colorado faster?
| By Alan Franklin - May 10th, 2006 at 3:34 pm EDT |
What a dubious horse-race this is:
Gubernatorial hopefuls duel on tax refunds
Holtzman offers loot for special interest TABOR-refund beneficiaries (vast majority of Coloradans get nothing). Beauprez offers more corporate subsidies for Xcel's price-gouging -- the other side of "helping" the poor pay their inflated heat bills.
There are your winners. The rest of us? Take your thumb and forefinger and plant it on your forehead in the classic 'L' shape.
Gubernatorial hopefuls duel on tax refunds
Marc Holtzman on Tuesday announced his plan for "the largest tax break in Colorado history," proposing to cap Referendum C revenues at $3.1 billion and refund the surplus.
On Monday, U.S. Rep. Bob Beauprez announced he was the first to sign a petition for a "fiscally prudent" constitutional amendment that would cap those revenues at $3.7 billion and send the rest back to taxpayers in the name of heating-bill refunds.
Holtzman offers loot for special interest TABOR-refund beneficiaries (vast majority of Coloradans get nothing). Beauprez offers more corporate subsidies for Xcel's price-gouging -- the other side of "helping" the poor pay their inflated heat bills.
There are your winners. The rest of us? Take your thumb and forefinger and plant it on your forehead in the classic 'L' shape.
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