Kevin Lundberg's News letter for those of you who do not get it

[Rabid]

1. The first big bill to pass the Senate last week was SB-252, raising the renewable energy requirements for rural electric associations (REAs) from the current 10% standard to 25%. REAs say this will take billions of dollars to accomplish and will increase electric rates significantly. After filibustering the issue all day and all evening on Friday of the previous week, the Republicans spent most of Monday giving our final comments. The bill passed third and final reading with no Republican support (two Democrats also voted no, but that was not enough to stop the bill).

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2. Other bills that also passed the Senate last week:

SB-001 - creates a permanent program for a refundable child tax-credit.
SB-111 - creates a mandatory reporting system for elder abuse.
SB-191 - gives pipeline companies the power of eminent domain over private property owners.
SB-200 - expands Medicaid in Colorado, spending over a billion dollars more per year.
SB-242 - $53,000,000 Medicaid expansion for dental benefits,
SB-260 - $5,500,000,000 school finance act, including expansion of preschool programs,
SB-222 - sets in place the mechanism for a statewide vaccine purchasing program,
HB-1006 - creates a new school breakfast program "after the bell" (during the academic school hours),
HB-1152 - creates a new tax on natural gas and electric vehicles, without a vote of the people, and
HB-1222 - expanding the Family Medical Leave Act to include civil unions in Colorado.

[sniper7]

This shit is out of hand. The democrats are fucking us left and right,

[Hound]

SB191 giving eminent domain to private business, even foreign business's is a deal with the devil. My bet is that was part of the deal to vote for all those gun bills. This shows they are pro-business after kicking Magpul out. So what is to stop them from drilling anywhere now? You legally can't stop an oil company from stealing your property. What the hell?

[roberth]

It is and they are.

[buffalobo]

The reasons to GTFO are stacking up.

Anybody have any confidence that a republican legislature would repeal this BS?

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[roberth]

Anybody have any confidence that a republican legislature would repeal this BS?

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Let's just deal with reality instead of speculating on "what ifs".

[buffalobo]

How long until they fuck the productive citizen in the ass with "taxes to pay for these programs"?

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[roberth]

How long until they fuck the productive citizen in the ass with "taxes to pay for these programs"?

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We're already there.

[buffalobo]

Let's just deal with reality instead of speculating on "what ifs".

I don't know how you plan for the future, but I look ahead and speculate(after looking @ evidence) what is likely to happen then formulate my plans to accomplish my goals.


Reality is we are being driven further into debt and are having our freedoms taken.

That is the new status quo, if you support it fine, but I am looking to formulate plans to change it.

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[roberth]

I don't know how you plan for the future, but I look ahead and speculate(after looking @ evidence) what is likely to happen then formulate my plans to accomplish my goals.


Reality is we are being driven further into debt and are having our freedoms taken.

That is the new status quo, if you support it fine, but I am looking to formulate plans to change it.

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Wondering what the (R) would have done had they been in the majority is moot. They aren't in the majority so speculating on what they might have done is wasted energy. The (R) aren't likely to be in the majority ever again, too many parasites vote for "free shit" and the (D) will always win that game.

You haven't been reading my posts because I've been writing what you wrote and I bolded for quite a while.

Part of my planning for the future is reading history and historically speaking we're coming to the end of the American empire.