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Democrats are proposing a dangerous income tax increase under the guise of funding education (Opinion)

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By Barbara Kirkmeyer
| Daily Camera Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Barbara Kirkmeyer Colorado families are being asked to believe a familiar lie; the only way to fund education is to let politicians take and keep more of your money — forever. Senate Bill 135 is disingenuous and is not a serious education plan. It is a backdoor attack on TABOR dressed up in the language of helping kids. Without raising taxes, I have spent six years fighting to increase education funding by more than $1.3 billion.
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Democrats are proposing a dangerous income tax increase under the guise of funding education (Opinion)

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By Barbara Kirkmeyer
| The Denver Post Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Colorado families are being asked to believe a familiar lie; the only way to fund education is to let politicians take and keep more of your money — forever. Senate Bill 135 is disingenuous and is not a serious education plan. It is a backdoor attack on TABOR dressed up in the language of helping kids. Without raising taxes, I have spent six years fighting to increase education funding by more than $1.3 billion.
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Colorado doesn't need a special session on taxes; We need an intervention (Opinion)

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By Barbara Kirkmeyer
| Longmont Times-Call Verified
When Gov. Jared Polis announced a special session to address a so-called “budget hole,” he and partisan Democrats were quick to point their fingers at Washington, D.C., blaming Republicans in Congress for our state’s fiscal troubles. The real problem isn’t in Washington. The real issue is right here at home, under the Gold Dome. As a member of the Joint Budget Committee, I have a front-row seat to Colorado’s fiscal reality.
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