Bruce asks for help passing 60, 61, 101

Anti-tax advocate Douglas Bruce, who has tried to distance himself from a trio of tax-and-debt cutting measures, is urging supporters to volunteer to get the proposals passed next month.

The Denver Post reports today that Bruce made the pitch in an e-mail last month to backers of Amendments 60 and 61 and Proposition 101. He says that they’re in the “home stretch” and asked for eight hours of their time to get the measures passed.

He refused to testify in a lawsuit about the tax-cutting ballot measures. He told the Post that he never said he opposed the measures, just that he wasn’t one of the proponents.

Opponents warn the three measures could cripple state government.

One Response to “Bruce asks for help passing 60, 61, 101”

1. Scott Eastman Says:
   October 14th, 2010 at 11:06 am

   We have GOT to get out and vote NO on these…60, 61, and 101 can not pass or we will slip into a voter approved economic downturn.

   People really need to educate themselves on these. The harsh reality would be (and this is only one of MANY things that will be effected) that 7 of the 14 Pikes Peak Library district locations will CLOSE.

   Please educate yourselves on the damage these initiativevs will hit us all with if they pass.