He has proven that the plan is not only weak but also unlikely to answer the question of growth in a manner that is consistent and fair. Our economy has become one of the most stable in the nation. Businesses within the state are having a difficult time hiring due to the tight labor market. There is no law against selling one's home well below market value to help out those who are less fortunate. What the state really needs is a comprehensive plan addressing our transportation needs.
Voters equate growth with traffic congestion.
I think a certain someone took the leadership role on the transportation issue a few years ago. Each county in Colorado has different needs for their respective populations. Many grade-school students know that our government is based upon separation of powers. The governor is not the chief legislator - he is the chief executive. Democratic leadership traits, such as scaring the poor and elderly with arguments based upon emotion rather than fact, is leadership Colorado can do without.