There are few who have looked at Measure 97 and can’t see problems with it. But what is perfect? 

The imperfections just don’t match this one: we are cheating 570,000 k-12 kids out of a good education.  That’s what’s wrong, not this measure.  570,000 kids matter way more than the 1000 corporations who will pay more tax.  Will corporations pass some of it on to consumers?  Maybe.  I’m willing to pay an extra $50 for my next car, and I bet even poor people are, if it means our children will walk into classrooms of 25 rather than 35.