Colorado's TABOR Debate: More Spending or Tax Limits?
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Colorados Senate Bill one thirty-five proposes to boost education spending by allowing the state to keep refund money, bypassing TABOR. Proponents argue it helps kids, while critics see it as a budget-growing scheme. The bill promises $200 million annually for schools over ten years, but opponents, like State Senator Barbara Kirkmeyer, question the need, citing past education funding increases without new taxes. The change could also impact other taxpayer safeguards, sparking debate on spending and tax limits.
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