A Time for Healing, Reflection, and Change A Statement From The Colorado Turnout Project Hello John, Last Monday, 10 Coloradans lost their lives at Boulder’s King Soopers grocery store. The perpetrator was apprehended, but not before leaving families and friends distraught in the midst of senseless violence. The shooter, from Arvada, CO, traveled 65 miles to turn one of our country’s few remaining places of normalcy into a showcase of terror. As Governor Jared Polis so wisely said, “The eyes of the Nation are on Colorado.” While we believe that justice will be served in due time, we also know that court decisions are no consolation for the lives lost in this tragedy. We at The Colorado Turnout Project want to extend our sincerest condolences and wishes for healing to all affected by this act of domestic terrorism. We also know that our state can be better than this. We cannot allow violence to define our lives. Coloradans must stand together in the face of terror, united by our common goal of bettering the state we call home. Together, we will endure this challenging time and rise above cowardly acts of terror. Very Respectfully, Colorado Turnout Staff The Colorado Turnout Project [email protected] ‌ Paid for by the Colorado Turnout Project PAC [link removed] Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee. Contributions to the Colorado Turnout Project are not deductible as charitable contributions for Federal tax income purposes Colorado Turnout Project | 750 St. Andrews Ln. , Louisville , CO 80027 Unsubscribe [email protected] Update Profile | Customer Contact Data Notice Sent by [email protected] powered by Try email marketing for free today!