It’s one state budget crisis after another. That’s the takeaway from quarterly economic and tax revenue forecasts presented Monday to the Colorado legislature by nonpartisan Capitol staff and the governor’s office. The governor’s office didn’t provide the legislature’s Joint Budget Committee with a structural deficit estimate on Monday. He said Medicaid spending has grown about 9% over the past decade, while growth in the state budget allowed by TABOR has been about half that. It’s creating uncertainty for consumers.”The governor’s office said the Trump administration’s tariff and immigration policies are the biggest threats.