Friday Funnies: Colorado Supreme Court promotes lawlessness
by CTBC Director | 9:33 pm, September 3, 2010 | Comments Off
A rash of recent thefts may have been inspired by a Colorado Supreme Court ruling…
The Colorado Supreme Court’s ‘Gang of Four’ under their ringleader Chief Justice Mary Mullarkey (who’s skipping town rather than face justice in November) have gotten away with a series of crimes against our Constitution over the last few years, including:
- ‘Mill Levy Tax Freeze‘ property tax increase (”Freeze!” Property tax, reach for the sky!)
- ‘Dirty Dozen‘ tax increases (2010) and the 2009 tobacco tax increase (”Hand over your Tax Credits & Exemptions“)
- ‘Colorado Car Tax’ (It ain’t a mugging - er, tax; it’s a “fee”)
- ‘Telluride Land Grab’ (What’s yours isn’t yours if WE say so)
- ‘Mary-Mandering’ legislative districts (grabbing redistricting power from the legislature, where it belongs)
The crime spree isn’t over yet; the ‘Gang of Four’ is targeting yet more tax increases and has gun rights in their sights, too.
The Colorado Supreme Court’s rampant lawlessness has apparently inspired other, more petty crimes. Recently, your uncaped crusader for justice was the victim of such a crime: my license plate was stolen (right off my car!)
How is this petty crime linked to the Colorado Supreme Court, you ask?
As I discovered this morning when at the DMV to obtain replacement plates, such thefts are far from rare; indeed, there has apparently been a rash of such thefts, since the Colorado Car Tax (er, vehicle registration “fee” increase - brought to you courtesy of the Colorado Supreme Court) went into effect a year ago. Most of the thefts seem to be inspired by the desire to avoid the punitive “late fees” - an over $31.5 Million ‘Highway Robbery’ aided and abetted by the Colorado Supreme Court.
Unintended consequences?
Criminologists (and parents) know that if bad behavior goes unpunished, it will only get worse.
Colorado has seen an intensifying pattern of bad behavior by our state supreme court over the last ten years of the Mullarkey Majority’s reign. Colorado Citizens have the right - indeed, we have the duty - to hold those behaving badly accountable, at the ballot box.
Don’t let them get away with continued bad behavior - exercise your right to vote “NO” this November on the four (er, now 3) ‘unjust justices’ of the Colorado Supreme Court’s “Mullarkey Majority” (Justices Michael Bender, Alex Martinez, Nancy Rice; soon minus Chief Justice Mary Mullarkey) who need YOUR approval to continue taking away your constitutional rights: your right to vote on tax (er, “fee”) increases, your right to defend your home and business from being taken away through abuse of eminent domain, your right to be fairly represented in the legislature and Congress, and your right to enjoy the benefits of the rule of law, instead of suffering under rule by activist, agenda-driven “justices.” Support Clear The Bench Colorado with your comments (Sound Off!), your contributions, and your “NO“ vote against retaining these incumbent unjust justices in office for another 10 years!
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