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Fellow Colorado Republicans-

I hope you all are doing well! This week we have continued our efforts to educate the public on the negative and costly impacts of HB-1232, highlighted our delegation's efforts to push back on the Biden Administration's draconian energy policies, and promoted the work our elected officials are accomplishing.

We've also been working with county parties to help them solve issues and are nearly finished vetting candidate programs to recommend to Republicans across Colorado.

Have a great weekend!

Kristi Burton Brown
Chairwoman | Colorado GOP
VIDEO UPDATE FROM CHAIRWOMAN KRISTI BURTON BROWN

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** Rep. Boebert petitions for vote on energy bill
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Akron News Reporter (U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Rifle, has filed a discharge petition to get House Resolution 859, the Protecting American Energy Jobs Act, a floor vote. “President [Joe] Biden took away the American people’s voice when – with the stroke of a pen – he unilaterally locked-up our federal lands and targeted our energy jobs,” Boebert said in a statement. “Now, (House) Speaker (Nancy) Pelosi is continuing to silence Americans by refusing to bring my bill, the Protecting American Energy Jobs Act, to the House Floor for a vote.”) : ([link removed]) U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Rifle, has filed a discharge petition to get House Resolution 859, the Protecting American Energy Jobs Act, a floor vote.

“President [Joe] Biden took away the American people’s voice when – with the stroke of a pen – he unilaterally locked-up our federal lands and targeted our energy jobs,” Boebert said in a statement. “Now, (House) Speaker (Nancy) Pelosi is continuing to silence Americans by refusing to bring my bill, the Protecting American Energy Jobs Act, to the House Floor for a vote.”
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Kristi Burton Brown: 'Public option' imperils our kids
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Colorado Politics: ([link removed]) If the Democrats are so confident their public-option plan will work, why are they refusing to allow the insurance commissioner to testify under oath ([link removed]) ? As an attorney, I understand that people don’t decline to testify under oath unless they have something to hide. The government bureaucrat who would be in charge of a public-option system should be nothing but transparent and honest during the legislative process. But this isn’t happening.

Whenever politicians refuse to give answers to parents, we must demand a full stop.

The public-option bill isn’t an option for Colorado families, and it needs to be stopped in its tracks. We simply can’t afford another devastation to families’ health-care choices.

Republicans will fight back against this government takeover of health care, because politicians shouldn’t have more control over your family’s health care than you do.
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** Colorado Congressman Ken Buck Declares ‘Huge Win’ For Parler’s Reinstatement In Apple Store
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CBS Denver ([link removed]) : Colorado Congressman Ken Buck applauded a decision to reinstate the Parler App in Apple’s app store. Buck and Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) sent a letter to Apple in March “demanding answers about why Apple removed Parler from the App Store.”

In the letter to Buck and Lee, Apple says it reached out to Parler developers to discuss their violations of Apple’s guidelines on Jan. 8.
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Rep. Lamborn questions commander on decision to move Space Command
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KRDO: ([link removed]) During testimony before the U.S. House Armed Services Committee on Wednesday, Rep. Doug Lamborn questioned U.S. Space Command about the decision to move its headquarters.

"So, something that's working well and within the Space Command there, side by side, thousands of people, side by side," Lamborn said. "Why rip it in half and send it across the country?"
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IN OTHER NEWS:
>> Colorado Politics: Republican Rep. Marc Catlin named vice-chair of Dem-controlled House Ag in unprecedented move ([link removed])

>> Denver Gazette: Smallwood: Bipartisan support for Colorado’s mental health ([link removed])

>> Colorado Peak Politics: Dem criticizes Griswold for politicizing office, calls sexism defense ‘bullsh*t’ ([link removed])

>> Colorado Springs Gazette: Ganahl: Doctors will leave, hospitals close and patients suffer ([link removed])

>> Colorado Springs Gazette: Naumann: The road-funding bait and switch ([link removed])

>> Morning Consult: Proposed Supreme Court Expansion Remains Unpopular ([link removed])

>> Kiowa County Press: Senator Cleave Simpson: Updates from the General Assembly ([link removed])

>> Julesburg Advocate: Letter to Editor – Representative Rod Pelton ([link removed])
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