Sen. Priola has been a reliable vote for Xcel Energy and the progressive left’s spate of green new deal bills that have driven rates up and reliability down.
“It doesn’t matter if the people who vote the Libertarian line don’t know who the candidate is. They just want to vote for the Libertarian.” — Dick Wadhams.
Recall proponents say they’ve been denied the ability to vote for their representation.
When we talk about criminal justice reform, the priorities should be clear: public safety and the rights of victims.
“This is our response to them. We’re just going to keep putting things back to where they were.” — Michael Fields, executive director, Colorado Rising Action
“Where is the line drawn? And who gets to determine if it a credible threat? — Sen. Jerry Sonnenberg, R-Sterling. “Anyone who runs for school board or city council or any office shouldn’t be put in fear for a vote they make. That’s retaliation.” Sen. John Cooke, R-Greeley.
They are not solving “the problems of congestion and safety on our existing infrastructure. Solving that problem now would do more for our air quality than hoping to change people and the way they operate in the future. We need a solution now.” — Tom Norton, former State Senator and Executive Director of the Colorado Department of Transportation.
The AQCC is an independent regulatory body answerable only to Colorado law, not to a Governor’s directives attempting to override or circumvent Colorado law.
The order prohibits anyone in their capacity for the General Assembly from:“Refusing to read legislation, including (HB 19-1172) in an intelligible fashion absent the unanimous consent of all members present to dispense with such reading as required by Article V, Section 22 of the Colorado Constitution. — Judges temporary order in part in response to lawsuit filed by Senate Republicans against Senate Democrats.
At the moment the mere fact that the light is on causes an automatic rejection of the vehicle and forces the owner to make repairs that may be optional or unconnected to the emissions inspection.
“I hope communication is open and honest between the two parties. I think (Grantham) and (Majority Leader Chris Holbert) worked well with Democrat minority leadership. I hope the Dems will work well with Republican Minority Leadership.” — Sen. John Cooke, R-Greeley.
“It bothers me when people minimize taxpayer money. So it’s $84,000? In Jeffco, it may be a very small percentage of their total budget, but that $84,000 could be a new patrol deputy or a new corrections deputy. It could be pay raises because they are losing deputies because of lack of pay, so it doesn’t really matter. It’s still taxpayer money.” Sen. John Cooke, R-Greeley.
