By Cory Gaines | Commentary, Colorado Accountability Project
Speak up for fiscal responsibility and join likeminded people
The image heading this post is a flyer about a particular ballot issue put on the November ballot by city council. If you live in Aurora or know someone who does, give that image a share.
The idea of, and push for, fiscal responsibility is not limited to Aurora, however. Spending someone else’s money is seemingly tempting for politicians of all parties.
That’s why you need to engage and be active in forcing fiscal responsibility and restraint no matter where you live in Colorado.
If you’ve been wanting to but find it easier to be a part of something instead of striking out on your own, I’ve got a group for you.
The flyer comes from a group named Citizens for NO New Debt. Their website is linked at bottom. From what I can see, they have briefs on a variety of government debt, in a variety of locations. Screenshot 1 is from the bottom of the page and gives a list of the issues/locations they’re working currently.
They also take tips from readers, so if you hear of something, share.
I have signed up for updates, so I will share things as I see them. If this is a passion for you, if you want to get involved, you can sign up too (it’s near the bottom of the page) and/or you could get more involved.
More on both in the link.
https://citizensfornonewdebt.org/
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