I voted NO, for the 8th time, against Republicans' partisan budget bill that does nothing to prevent health care premiums from skyrocketing for Coloradans.
Republicans must negotiate with Democrats to extend the premium tax credits and end their government shutdown.
Coloradans are receiving letters from their health insurance providers stating their premiums will skyrocket if the health care premium tax credits expire.
Time is running out.
Republicans must come to the table now and negotiate with Democrats to preserve this lifeline.
Grateful 20 hostages are finally home after two years of anguish. No one should endure what they and their families have been through. Now we must end the war and suffering in Gaza and build a future of lasting peace for Israelis and Palestinians alike.
This Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we honor the enormous contributions of Tribal communities to our state. Indigenous history and culture are deeply woven within the fabric of Colorado.
Let us reaffirm our commitment to support Indigenous peoples in Colorado and across the nation.
Nearly 80% of Americans support extending the tax credits people need to afford their health care premiums. Yesterday, however, Republicans voted for the 7th time against the extension.
Republicans must negotiate with Democrats to end this shutdown and make health care more affordable.
If Republicans allow the tax credits that help people afford their health care premiums expire, a couple in Ouray would be forced to pay over $1000/ month for health insurance. That is unbelievable.
Coloradans cannot afford that.
Republicans must negotiate with Democrats to preserve these credits.
That’s why I’m leading the push to prohibit officers from hiding their faces and require them to clearly display their agency, name, and unique identifier during immigration enforcement.
Transparency is essential for accountability and trust. (2/2)
Across Colorado, families are living with a growing fear of ICE raids.
More than half of Latinos in our state say law enforcement should not be allowed to use masks to hide their identity, and 62% say officers should not stop anyone just because they suspect them of being undocumented. (1/2)
It is imperative that the deal on the table be finalized, that the hostages be reunified with their loved ones, that Gaza be flooded with humanitarian aid, and that this conflict end. Any other outcome will only prolong the tragedy of October 7. (2/2)
Two years after the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, there are still empty chairs at the tables of hostages’ families and millions of Palestinians in Gaza are homeless, facing starvation. (1/2)
As food banks are pushed to the brink and nearly 300,000 Coloradans are at risk of losing some or all of their food assistance, Trump’s cuts have kept millions of pounds of food from reaching hungry families.
This Republican shutdown will only worsen food insecurity across Colorado. (1/2)
