Coloradans for Real Education Reform, the official “No on 66” campaign, just released a new online ad countering the false claims by Colorado Commits to Kids that Amendment 66 will allow schools to restore gym classes and music classes. The fact is that there are no guarantees that the funds raised from this initiative will ever reach classrooms to benefit kids or teachers. Here’s the ad:
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Note: There are two Amendments to be voted on 660 and 68. Both are absurd because there is no community control on the gained revenues. We should vote down 66 and see what we can do to allocate 68 revenues to education.
And how much of OUR money will be paid back to the millions of dollars worth of commercials being run? We pay our taxes for schools, if they don't have enough then fire those who aren't able to budget.
How hard is this?… No jobs and no more money!… END OF STORY!
Yea. And I noticed on their 'pro-66' ads, they actually acknowledge 'promise' no money will go to administration. Of course, that in itself is an acknowledgement that there is waste in money going to administration – seems even they know it would make more sense to just straighten that problem out.