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Colorado Union of Taxpayers End of Session Letter
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07/02/23
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Which is big and which is small? That is the question! Kim Monson explains that as government becomes bigger, each individual (no matter the descriptor), becomes smaller. Laws passed by the 2023 Colorado Legislature and signed by the governor grew government significantly at the expense of everyday, hard-working Coloradans. Monsoon notes Politicians, Bureaucrats, and Interested Parties (PBIs) from both sides of the aisle work together through legislation, ordinances, rules, regulations, overreaching taxes, etc. to fund their special interest agendas which are antithetical to the proper role of government.
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