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Hello Colorado Republicans,

Yesterday was a great day as our legislators in the House and Senate rolled out a 44 bill package based on our Commitment to Colorado. It's time we go on the offense and show working families across Colorado that Republicans are the party who can make life affordable again, prioritize our public safety, and expand educational choice for ALL parents and kids.

We are the party that can bring balance back to Colorado. It's time to end Democrat control of this state we all love.

Take a look at our House and Senate Republicans' bill package HERE.

We also had a candidate, Dan Maloit, announce for a very important NEW statewide seat. When Colorado gained a new Congressional District (CD8), we also gained an at-large seat on the State Board of Education. You can find out more about Dan HERE. Currently, he is the only Republican in this race. We must elect someone to this seat who will stand up for the rights of parents and bring better education to ALL of our students, no matter what school they attend.

This week, I visited with Republicans from Larimer, Weld, Gilpin, Boulder, Eagle, Jefferson, and Park counties. We also launched our Citizen Training Bootcamp series. You can watch the first recording, "How to Testify at the Legislature (and Other Government Hearings)" HERE. And, find our future trainings on our website.

Thanks for staying engaged and fighting the good fight!

Chairwoman | Colorado GOP

VIDEO UPDATE FROM CHAIRWOMAN KRISTI BURTON BROWN

Invited: MLK Day Parade

Calling all Colorado Republicans, please join us and wear your freedom swag! We especially invite candidates to join us and let's march together. Look for the COGOP signs (or make your own!)

Here are the basics:

Date: Monday, January 17th - MLK Day
Time: 10:30 AM meeting, walk from 11AM to 12PM (approx.), plus return to car.

Location: Colfax and Josephine, SW corner - walk ends at Civic Center Park.

Please email [email protected] with any questions.

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“A fighting tone”: Colorado Republicans are heading into the 2022 legislative session on the offensive

Colorado Sun: Republicans in the Colorado legislature have been mostly playing defense over the past three years. But that posture is changing in 2022, an election year that will determine whether conservatives will remain relegated to the sidelines of Colorado politics.

This year, Republicans are going on the offensive.

Republicans see the 2022 legislative session that began Wednesday as their best chance before the November election to showcase their vision for the state’s future, which they call their “Commitment to Colorado.” The party is pitching voters on policies aimed at reducing the cost of living, decreasing crime and improving student outcomes that would be accomplished, in large part, by rolling back policies Democrats passed in recent years.

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