The left promotes the image of victimhood in all aspects of life, right down to the oppressive hamburger flipper forcing a packet of honey-mustard sauce on you against your will.
Senate Bill 38 like a no-brainer to anyone who says they believe in good government. So then why was it sent to the kill committee?
“This is a bed tax, but the Supreme Court has said we’re wrong, so we’re just dealing with it however we can. But the fact of the matter is, it at least ought to be transparent.” — Sen. Jerry Sonnenberg, R-Sterling
Passing Senate Bill 038 would mean being honest with patients for the first time
The greatest wreckage in politics happen due to the near-sightedness of partisan politicians.
Frankly, 295 is too modest but it is a fine start to rein in the “fee” monster the Supreme Court unleashed.
Of course, the hospital provider fee isn’t a fee at all. It’s a massive hospital bed tax that you are forced to pay when you are at your most vulnerable and weakest.
Whether it’s transportation funding or the “public option,” discussions about the impacts of the Hospital Provider Fee should remain front-and-center.
(Editor’s note: As reported about in the Washington Times and Westword, the following is the column that, according to author Jon Caldara, led to him being fired by the Denver
Prop CC makes it sounds like money is falling from the sky, but state officials can’t spend it. False.
“Supporting gives CCAT a little edge to later say ‘hey some of that rural transportation funding needs to be spent in our areas – not just the eastern plains.”
The only way to interpret TABOR is that the limit must be lowered by the amount the program costs taxpayers.
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