Colorado Springs, the state's second largest city and famously a haven of conservatism, anti-tax sentiment and the other hallmarks of the "Tea Party" movement is
completely out of money. Finally, the good citizens of Colorado Springs will no longer have to endure the hardship and armed robbery that is taxation and basic government services:
Of course, the citizens of Colorado Springs were tempted by the librul tax and spenders. They could have surrendered their freedom and liberty and chosen to supplement their sales tax revenues with an increase in property taxes. Thankfully, the enlightened patriots of Colorado Springs rejected this Faustian bargain:
The government and its monopoly on violence will no longer be able to shake down the good American citizens of Colorado Springs. They can rest safely in their increasingly-Third World city, marvel at their parks full of dead grass, their cracking streets left dark and unguarded due to turned off street lamps and laid off police officers, and their gangs of delinquent teenagers hanging around piles of trash, safe in the knowledge that they get to keep their hard-earned money, their guns, and their religion.
