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Culture of Liberty, Freedom of the Individual, Free Markets. https://t.co/r3rxiaXYnB https://t.co/reHIMjIzQO https://t.co/gwApFL7qdE

Colorado Katılım Ekim 2022
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FreeStateColorado@FreeStateColor1·
Colorado Debate SHUTDOWN by Far-Left Former Democrat Legislator: A Sign of the Times in 2026! The ability of individuals with different political perspectives to engage in debate and discussion is a cornerstone of a free and open society. In order to have a representative government and democratic representation, people need to be able to discuss ideas and propose solutions to the problems facing society. But what happens with radicals won’t allow debate? Former State Representative and Far-Left Radical Tim Hernandez showed up at an event that was part of the “Disagree Healthier” initiative from Healthier United. Not only is it ironic, but it’s a sad sign of the times. The reality is that many on the Left do not want debate. They want revolution. I think Hernandez is still trying to be a leader for this revolution that would institute Marxist policies and infringe on our freedom.
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FreeStateColorado@FreeStateColor1·
(busy day at the Legislature as the Session wraps up) BREAKING: SB26-150 PASSES the House today on Third Reading... This bill ELIMINATES 11 elected RTD Board Members and instead allows the Governor to appoint 4 of the Board Members... ONLY 5 Board Members will be elected by the people... This REDUCES citizen oversight and pushes an anti-democratic agenda...
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Currently, RTD has 15 elected board members who are ALL elected by the voters in the communities that are PAYING TAXES to keep RTD functioning... If passed in it's current form, SB26-150 reduces the 15 elected members down to only 9 members! ONLY FIVE MEMBERS WILL BE ELECTED! The other FOUR will be appointed by the Governor... The whole purpose seems to silence citizens, and push a mass-transit agenda without proper regulation by the people!

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FreeStateColorado@FreeStateColor1·
The four-bill-package to collect taxes at the State-level passed the State House today... now they will go to the Senate... These four bills take 100s of millions of dollars out of the economy... The Federal Government cut taxes on businesses... and the Democrats in the Colorado Legislature said, NOPE, we want YOUR money!
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FreeStateColorado@FreeStateColor1·
This 76 page bill makes changes too numerous for me to list here, but includes: - repealing certain tax deductions - changes to income tax credits - changes to sales and use tax - motor fuel and special fuel taxes and more... Read more here: leg.colorado.gov/bills/HB26-1289
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FreeStateColorado@FreeStateColor1·
BREAKING: The attacks on Colorado Businesses continues, HB26-1289 just passed on third reading in the State House... HB26-1289 makes significant changes to Colorado Tax Policy, making our state even LESS competitive than others... Taxpayers are going to be paying an estimated additional $8.2 million in FY 2026-27, $10.5 million in FY 2027-28, etc
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FreeStateColorado@FreeStateColor1·
Every House Democrat (except Bob Marshall) voted for this scheme:
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Hundreds of millions of dollars pulled out of the Colorado economy for a special tax credit...
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FreeStateColorado@FreeStateColor1·
BREAKING: House Democrats PASS HB26-1222 which ELIMINATES $100's of millions worth of tax breaks for Colorado businesses! This bill is expected to cost Colorado businesses an additional $329.2 million in FY 2027-28, and hundreds of millions more each year... This money is going to be spent on a "Family Affordability Tax Credit," which means some Coloradans will get money back on their taxes that they never paid! It's literally robbing from businesses to handout money to low-income parents...
Rep Ken deGraaf, CO HD-22@COrepKdeGraaf

HB26-1222 isn’t just one bill, it’s three rolled into one to dodge the Taxpayer Bill of Rights. A new spending program + new taxes, bundled together to appear “revenue neutral”? That’s not transparency, that’s a workaround. This amendment is simple: 👉 Separate the spending from the taxes 👉 Let the people of Colorado decide If this stands, it sets a precedent for future tax increases without voter approval. Coloradans deserve a say. Businesses deserve a fair shot. Families deserve to keep more of what they earn. This amendment restores accountability.

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Rep Brandi Bradley
Rep Brandi Bradley@bradleyforco·
HB26-1272 = taxpayer-funded duplication. We’re spending $$$ to collect data already handled by Occupational Safety and Health Administration & the CDC… while cutting care for the IDD community. Good employers already protect workers. This bill punishes them anyway. Stop regulating the good actors. Go after the bad ones. I voted NO.
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Rep Ken deGraaf, CO HD-22
Rep Ken deGraaf, CO HD-22@COrepKdeGraaf·
HB26-1054 adds more bureaucracy, more fines, and higher costs on top of existing OSHA rules. That’s not helping workers. That’s driving businesses out of Colorado. When companies see more obstacles, they go elsewhere. This amendment is simple: If OSHA goes away, then we act. Until then, why tell businesses to leave?
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Ken Biles
Ken Biles@Ken4Colorado·
@FreeStateColor1 ANYOINE who votes AGAINST this, needs to be REPLACED at the next election. Make sure they KNOW this.
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here i am! hello!@Anonymous_jane9·
@FreeStateColor1 Why would anyone be against someone’s property being returned when it has been determined that they committed no crime? There should be unanimous agreement that law enforcement should not keep an innocent person’s property
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FreeStateColorado@FreeStateColor1·
URGENT: Capitol Insiders are reporting that weak-kneed Republicans are going to cave to Big Government pressure and vote against HB26-1250! Please email EVERY House Finance Committee Member and encourage them to support HB26-1250, Civil Asset Forfeiture reform: max.brooks.house@coleg.gov; sean.camacho.house@coleg.gov; steven.woodrow.house@coleg.gov; brianna.titone.house@coleg.gov; ken.degraaf.house@coleg.gov; lorena.garcia.house@coleg.gov; ryan.gonzalez.house@coleg.gov; anthony.hartsook.house@coleg.gov; bob.marshall.house@coleg.gov; rebekah.stewart.house@coleg.gov; yara.zokaie.house@coleg.gov;
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If you are interested in Sports Betting, or the credit card/swipe fee debate, tune in to the House Finance Committee this afternoon. Rep. deGraff's good bill to reform Civil Asset Forfeiture is also being heard!

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FreeStateColorado@FreeStateColor1·
Colorado might just get a Pro-Liberty win this year if this bill passes! Please testify and email committee members!
Rep Ken deGraaf, CO HD-22@COrepKdeGraaf

HB26-1250 — What it does (and what it doesn’t do): This bill is about fixing broken incentives and restoring accountability. ✔️ Addresses gaps in how the system is currently being applied ✔️ Removes structures that reward the wrong outcomes ✔️ Brings clarity and fairness back into the process ❌ It does NOT do what opponents are claiming ❌ It does NOT expand government overreach I have to ask, will the GOP try to kill this in Finance as they attempted in committee before? Frankly, I don’t think they fully understand what this bill actually does. This bill will be heard TODAY.

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Rep Ken deGraaf, CO HD-22
Rep Ken deGraaf, CO HD-22@COrepKdeGraaf·
If you can’t testify, you can still take action: 📧 Email members of the Finance Committee and urge a YES vote on HB26-1250 I’ll be direct—there is real concern that even members of my own party may try to stop this bill again. That cannot happen. Hold them accountable. steven.woodrow.house@coleg.gov brianna.titone.house@coleg.gov max.brooks.house@coleg.gov sean.camacho.house@coleg.gov ken.degraaf.house@coleg.gov lorena.garcia.house@coleg.gov ryan.gonzalez.house@coleg.gov anthony.hartsook.house@coleg.gov bob.marshall.house@coleg.gov katie.stewart.house@coleg.gov ron.weinberg.house@coleg.gov yara.zokaie.house@coleg.gov
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Rep Ken deGraaf, CO HD-22
Rep Ken deGraaf, CO HD-22@COrepKdeGraaf·
HB26-1250 will be heard in the Finance Committee 🕜 1:30 PM or upon adjournment of the floor (later in the day) If you care about fixing broken systems and ending bad incentives: ➡️ Sign up to testify in favor ➡️ Make your voice heard sites.coleg.gov/public-testimo… Your voice matters in this process.
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Rep Ken deGraaf, CO HD-22
Rep Ken deGraaf, CO HD-22@COrepKdeGraaf·
HB26-1250 — What it does (and what it doesn’t do): This bill is about fixing broken incentives and restoring accountability. ✔️ Addresses gaps in how the system is currently being applied ✔️ Removes structures that reward the wrong outcomes ✔️ Brings clarity and fairness back into the process ❌ It does NOT do what opponents are claiming ❌ It does NOT expand government overreach I have to ask, will the GOP try to kill this in Finance as they attempted in committee before? Frankly, I don’t think they fully understand what this bill actually does. This bill will be heard TODAY.
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