Marijuana Revenue Is So High in Colorado, State Will Have to Reimburse TaxpayersBy Joshua Krause Now they may have to pay some of that money back to the taxpayers. According to a 1992 amendment to Colorados constitution called the Taxpayer Bill of Rights when the state earns more than they anticipated from a given industry, they have to return the difference to the people. When pot was first legalized the state didnt expect a whole lot of money, so they underestimated future profits. Now theyll have to find some way to give $50 million back to the public. Whats especially funny about this situation, is how the money-grubbing politicians in Colorado are reacting to the news. Neither political party wants to give up the money, and lawmakers are currently working on a bipartisan bill that would ask the voters if they can keep their loot. I guess theres only one issue that is guaranteed to unite Republicans and Democrats, and that is taking more money from the public. Joshua Krause is a reporter, writer and researcher at The Daily Sheeple. He was born and raised in the Bay Area and is a freelance writer and author. You can follow Joshuas reports at Facebook or on his personal Twitter. Joshuas website is Strange Danger. If that doesnt spur the other states to legalize nothing will. However 30% tax is obscene; makes the price too high for those who need it for medical purposes. $98/HOURLY SPECIAL REPORT!!!!.After earning an average of 19952 Dollars monthly,Im finally getting 98 Dollars an hour,just working 4-5 hours daily online.Its time to take some action and you can join it too.It is simple,dedicated and easy way to get rich.Three weeks from now you will wishyou have started today I promise!.HERE I STARTED-TAKE A LOOK AT..ios.. ================= www.Jobs367.com Reduce the tax even Vinny the loan shark who will nail you knees to the floorboards if you dont pay up rates arent that high. The perfect combination: legalized marijuana, southwestern states with a good growing climate (NM and AZ), and retiring northerners from the hippy days sick of inclement winters. Real estate values would go through the roof. When are the state legislatures going to wake up and smell the coffee? 