Its all about political fallout
As we all take time to digest the meaning of the recent election results — like the razor-thin margin by which Colorado voters preserved affirmative action — one item leaps to the fore: In appreciation for voters defeating Amendment 58 and continuing the industry’s $321 million tax break, oil and gas producers warn that they may have to cut investment in the state during 2009 anyway.
Gee, I thought the campaign ads said that would only happen if we redirected their subsidies to education?
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As we all take time to digest the meaning of the recent election results — like the razor-thin margin by which Colorado voters preserved affirmative action — one item leaps to the fore: In appreciation for voters defeating Amendment 58 and continuing the industry’s $321 million tax break, oil and gas producers warn that they may have to cut investment in the state during 2009 anyway.
Gee, I thought the campaign ads said that would only happen if we redirected their subsidies to education?
