February 20, 2010
John Andrews, writing in the Denver Post, says that the latest attack on the state's Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, a federal lawsuit brought by Boulder uber-lawyer Herbert Fenster -- may actually stand a chance of success, since the issue will be decided not by the people, but by a "robed priesthood answerable to now one" (by which Andrews means federal judges). It's a barn-burner of a column, which I highly recommend. After reading it, I'm actually starting to take this threat seriously.
Andrews, by the way, will be the featured speaker at an April 28 Tax Freedom Day lunch at The Cheyenne Mountain Conference Resort, sponsored by The Limited Government Forum. That, too, should be a barn-burner. I'll post a link to the registration site as soon as it becomes available.