Denver, CO – Throughout his career, Jared Polis has always been an adamant supporter of oil and gas setback limits. He has supported crippling one of Colorado’s most important industries with his prior endorsement of similar proposals, substantially funding ballot measures to restrict or ban the practice entirely, and even has filed legal injunctions to
Denver, CO – Today, the Washington Free Beacon released a story highlighting an alleged assault by Democrat gubernatorial candidate Jared Polis against a female employee in the late 1990’s. A subsequent restraining order was granted against Polis over the incident. This revelation reveals a dark side to Polis’ temperament which should concern all Colorado voters. “The type controlling behavior described
Jared Polis' new health care plan would somehow be funded through a new payroll tax, but also would make it so people would be able to take more home in their paycheck. I would love to see how the math works out on this one (hint: it doesn't). Well, at least one person is being held accountable for
Denver, CO – Once again, Jared Polis has been caught giving wildly conflicting responses to questions about critical policy proposals. When pressed for answers as to how Congressman Polis intends to pay for the “Medicare for all” program he touts at every turn, Mr. Polis suggested an increase in payroll taxes would fund the proposal.
Walker Stapleton wants to make history this fall and become the state’s second Republican governor in 45 years. To do it, the state’s two-term treasurer will have to buck state demographic trends and a national mood that both favor Democrats. ...more at The Denver Post
Polis announced the "details" of his health care proposal - and by "details" I mean "lack of details." Jefferson County has eliminated the business personal property tax and will now have a comparative advantage to all surrounding counties - the next question is how soon others follow suit? Robin Wise makes a salient case against 112.
DENVER, CO - Congressman and gubernatorial candidate Jared Polis released more “details” of his health care proposal yesterday. His proposal to address one of the most critical issues facing Colorado families still misses the mark in deeply concerning ways. Still lacking is any substantive plan for paying for this massive shift toward government-run health care.
Maybe to try to muddy the waters on exactly who is or is not showing up to meet their potential constituents: Democrats have now taken to creating dummy events and labeling them "townhalls" in order to accuse their opponents of not showing up. Well, this is a horrifying squatter story. Planning on renting out your
The Colorado Springs Gazette called it - we need an AG who has actually tried cases in court - preferably, many cases. Diane Mitsch Bush says she hasn't yet taken a position on Jordan Cove, a major issue on the west slope . . . the place she's running to represent. Sandy Tan will step in as
Jared Polis came out with the first candidate-run negative ad of the gubernatorial general. And it's already being called "misleading." Hillary Clinton is coming to town for the Democrat's coordinated campaign. Oh, joy. Principles That Matter has a policy conference call this afternoon - call in if you have a few minutes.
