Those who support refunding part of that money in the form of tax credits to lower-income families say it will reduce child poverty in Colorado. Heather Tritten, president and CEO of Colorado Children’s Campaign, a child policy advocacy organization, said child poverty is often hidden in plain sight.
“There are 133,000 low-income children in Colorado,” said Tritten. “There are a lot of families in the state who are struggling to make ends meet."
That’s why she supports the plan to redirect about $700 million in TABOR refunds from wealthier families, who pay more in taxes, to lower and middle-income families. Speaker Pro Tempore Chris deGruy Kennedy, who is sponsoring the measure to create new child tax credits, said the plan will cut child poverty in half.

Originally Posted By uncle_big_green:
Encouraging poor people to stop having kids that they can't afford will reduce child poverty.

Originally Posted By hockeysew:
The funny thing- you only get the "Tax Cut" if you have dependent children- in the form of a tax credit.


You can see through this easily- it is to fund the illegals that are new to the state.

Originally Posted By denverdan:
It won’t be the gun laws that force me to leave this state. I blatantly ignore that bullshit.

It will however be the California style taxes and “fees.”