
Kristi Burton Brown
Colorado Republican activist and attorney; Executive Vice President of the Advance Colorado Institute and Republican member of the Colorado State Board of Education (CD 4), former chair of the Colorado Republican Party.
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Sep 28, 2026
What’s at Stake in Colorado’s Income Tax Debate?
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Kristi Burton BrownGUEST
It can sound good to some people, but when you start diving deep into the actual policy, that's not the reality of what happens.

Kristi Burton BrownGUEST
First of all, you can look at other states that have considered or passed similar taxes.

Kristi Burton BrownGUEST
When Massachusetts passed a progressive tax rate, 150,000 people exited the state, including a lot of job creators.

Kristi Burton BrownGUEST
When California even considered a wealth tax, just put it on the ballot, $27 billion in revenue exited the state.

Kristi Burton BrownGUEST
And so when you look at Colorado, third most expensive state in the nation, working families are already having trouble making ends meet.
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24:07Ed SealoverHOST
With those recurring shortfalls, why shouldn't the state be looking for new revenue like we see in this question?