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GUEST COLUMN: What I learned at the Colorado Civics Bee Original

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By James Coleman
| The Gazette (Colorado Springs) Verified
A healthy democracy depends on informed, active citizens who understand they have the power and the responsibility to make their voices heard, whether at the Colorado Capitol or on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. That’s why the National Civics Bee is so vital: it inspires, equips and empowers the next generation of engaged Americans.
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Car dealers say fuel excise cut not enough, it's time for a 'root and branch review' of all car taxes

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By James Coleman
| the-riotact.com
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has promised to halve the fuel excise for one year to save the average motorist about $14 a week should he win the election in May. However, Australia’s peak car dealership body says this doesn’t go far enough. The Australian Automotive Dealers Association (AADA), based in Canberra, is calling for a “root and branch review of all of Australia’s automotive taxes” – starting with the Luxury Car Tax (LCT).
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ELECTION 2025: Car dealers say fuel excise cut not enough, it's time for a 'root and branch review' of all car taxes

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By James Coleman, James Coleman
| the-riotact.com
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has promised to halve the fuel excise for one year to save the average motorist about $14 a week should he win the election in May. However, Australia’s peak car dealership body says this doesn’t go far enough. The Australian Automotive Dealers Association (AADA), based in Canberra, is calling for a “root and branch review of all of Australia’s automotive taxes” – starting with the Luxury Car Tax (LCT).
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