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The Colorado legislature provides money for funding your local schools. Every year there seems to be a fight whether the amount is just right, too little, or too much. But what do taxpayers receive for our tax dollars? Are students being educated? Do they have the correct materials to learn? Are the teachers doing a good job? What about changes to the curriculum? What happened after voters rejected Amendment 73 in November? Lots of questions but we have two excellent speakers to provide some answers.
Join the North Suburban Republican Forum on Saturday, April 13th from 9:00am-11:00 to hear from both Stan McMinimee and Terry Croy Lewis. Their bios are below. We meet at Amazing Grace Community Church (541 E 99th Place in Thornton) and admission is $5 per person.
Dan McMinimee
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This afternoon, Republicans from across Colorado gathered at Englewood High School to elect new leadership and, ultimately, U.S. Rep. Ken Buck was selected as the new GOP chairman. Buck faced stiff competition from state Rep. Susan Beckman, state party vice chair Sherrie Gibson, and Steve Barlock.The way to win here was to get more than 50% of the vote. In the first round, Beckman led Buck by .6%. In the second round, Buck led Beckman by .7%. In the third round, Beckman led by approximately 3.7%. But neither reached more than 50%. Here’s where it gets dramatic. Gibson withdrew her name, despite garnering a decent share of the vote, and endorsed Buck. Buck won by securing 51.3% of the vote on the fourth ballot.
Buck will not step down from his Congressional seat and intends to bring former chairman Steve House back in the executive director role for the day to day.
A huge congratulations to all who fought for this role. Everyone should be proud. While Beckman would have excelled at state party chairman, her talents are in good use in the State House.
Kristi Burton Brown also was elected vice chair and Devin Camacho was elected secretary.
NEW LEADERSHIP: Ken Buck Elected Colorado GOP Chair after Dramatic Four Rounds
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Colorado AG tells sheriffs they must follow law if ‘red flag’ gun control bill passes
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser speaks during a news conference Feb. 19, 2019, in Denver. David Zalubowski | AP Photo?
Image from Phil Weiser’s campaign video for Colorado attorney general. Screenshot courtesy of Phil for Colorado?
By Derek Draplin | Watchdog.org
Mar 15, 2019
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser reminded local law enforcement that they swore an “oath to uphold the rule of law” in a statement Thursday. The reminder comes after numerous counties have passed resolutions denouncing “red flag” gun control legislation that’s expected to pass.
House Bill 1177 would allow family members or law enforcement to petition a judge to issue a temporary extreme risk protection order (ERPO) for a person thought to be a threat, after which the person’s weapons could be temporarily seized for up to a year.
Weiser supports the bill and said he believes “it passes constitutional muster.” Read more …
