When Liberals Don’t Like Something….
Published April 9, 2019
Posted in 1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, Climate Change, Economy, Editorial, Education, Elections, Energy, Immigration, Issues, Jobs, Liberal Logic, ObamaCare, PC Police, POTUS, SCOTUS, TABOR, Taxes, Terrorism, TransportationShip Of Fools
Published March 27, 2019
Posted in 1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, Candidates, Climate Change, Economy, Editorial, Education, Elections, Energy, Immigration, Issues, Jobs, Liberal Logic, ObamaCare, PC Police, POTUS, Taxes, Terrorism, TransportationRally To Protect Colorado Jobs On Tuesday, March 5th
Published March 3, 2019
Boulder lawmakers have introduced Senate Bill 19-181, anti-oil and gas legislation that could have devastating impacts for over 100,000 hard-working families in our industry. The bill sponsors failed to hold a legitimate stakeholder process, never showed industry trades the bill, mislead Coloradans about how our rules haven’t been updated in 60 years, and are holding the first hearing just one business day after the bill was introduced.
The bill will be heard in the Senate Transportation & Energy Committee at 2:00 PM on Tuesday, March 5th in Senate Committee Room 357 (third floor of Capitol).
The time to stand up for your job is NOW. Legislators need to hear our voices and see our faces. We can make a difference, but it will take all of us. Please take action using the steps below and share with friends and colleagues!
- Rally to protect our jobs. We are calling all members of industry to gather at the State Capitol at 12:00 PM on Tuesday before the committee hearing. Share the flyer and Facebook event with friends and colleagues.
- Testify in opposition to the bill. After the rally, industry members need to go inside the Capitol to testify in opposition to the bill. Legislators must hear your personal, passionate energy story. Check out these tips for testifying in a legislative committee hearing. Need to brush up on your facts? COGA’s fact sheets can help!
- Contact senators on the committee. Email and call the senators listed below, starting with the Democrats on the committee. Ask them to protect your job in this industry that is critical to Colorado’s economy.
Sen. Faith Winter (D-Adams) Committee Chair
- faith.winter.senate@state.co.us
- 303-866-4863
Sen. Brittany Pettersen (D-Jefferson) Committee Vice Chair
- brittany.pettersen.senate@state.co.us
- 303-866-4859
Sen. Kerry Donovan (D-Eagle)
- kerry.donovan.senate@state.co.us
- 303-866-4871
Sen. Mike Foote (D-Boulder)
- mike.foote.senate@state.co.us
- 303-866-5291
Sen. Dennis Hisey (R-El Paso)
- dennis.hisey.senate@state.co.us
- 303-866-4877
Sen. Kevin Priola (R-Adams)
- kpriola@gmail.com
- 303-866-4855
Sen. Ray Scott (R-Mesa)
- ray.scott.senate@state.co.us
- 303-866-3077
According To The Democratic Presidential Candidates, Healthcare Is A “Right”
Published February 28, 2019We’ve searched the Bill of Rights but can’t find anything where healthcare is a “right” contrary to what several presidential candidates say. In case you forgot, the Supreme Court ruled Obamacare was a “tax” not a “right”
Posted in 1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, Candidates, Colorado GOP, Editorial, Elections, Issues, Legal, Liberal Logic, National GOP, ObamaCare, POTUS, SCOTUS, TaxesJoin The Reagan Club on February 14th at our next meeting
Published February 2, 2019
Get ready to be engaged and informed with The Reagan Club of Colorado’s 2019 speakers at our monthly meetings. We meet on the second Thursday of month from 6:00pm-8:30pm at CB & Potts, 1257 W. 120th Avenue, Westminster, CO, 80234. Admission is $5 for Reagan Club members and $10 for non-members.
Our 2019 annual dues are $30, $25 for 65+ years old seniors, $25 for elected officials, $15 for students under 21, and $55 for couples ($50 for senior couples). You can pay your 2019 dues at the door or online at: http://www.reaganclubco.com/membership-dues/
Be engaged and informed at our Thursday meeting. Pinch hitting for our previously announce
d speaker, Patrick Neville, is former state senator Tim Neville. Tim has graciously
agreed to fill in for son Patrick who has a business matter to attend to. Tim has been a welcome guest at Reagan Club before. We look forward to Tim’s news and analysis.
We know February 14 is on the calendar for other than the Reagan Club meeting — we’ll be marking that, too!
See you the 14th.
If you are planning to attend, Continue reading
Posted in 1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, Ballot Issue, Climate Change, Colorado GOP, Economy, Education, Elections, events, Immigration, Issues, Jobs, Liberal Logic, Meetings, ObamaCare, TABOR, Taxes, Terrorism, TransportationArrrrr, It’s Fake News Again!!!
Published January 23, 2019
Posted in 1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, Climate Change, Economy, Editorial, Education, Energy, Immigration, Issues, Jobs, Legal, Liberal Logic, National GOP, ObamaCare, PC Police, POTUS, SCOTUS, TABOR, Taxes, Terrorism, TransportationSave These 2019 Dates For The Reagan Club of Colorado Meetings
Published December 20, 2018
In 2019, the Reagan Club of Colorado is moving our monthly meetings to the second Thursday of each month to inform and engage you from 6:00pm-8:30pm. We’ve moved our meeting location back to CB & Potts (1257 W. 120th Avenue, Westminster, CO, 80234). Admission is $5 for Reagan Club members and $10 for non-members. Our 2019 annual dues are $30, $25 for 65+ years old seniors, $25 for elected officials, $15 for students under 21, and $55 for couples ($50 for senior couples). Below is our tentative calendar:
Mar 14: Steve House, former Colorado State GOP Chair
Apr 11:
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Posted in 1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, Ballot Issue, Candidates, Climate Change, Colorado GOP, Economy, Editorial, Education, Elections, Energy, events, Fundraiser, Holiday, Immigration, Issues, Jobs, Legal, Liberal Logic, Meet and Greet, Meetings, National GOP, ObamaCare, PC Police, POTUS, SCOTUS, TABOR, Taxes, Terrorism, Training, Transportation, Videos, Western Conservative SummitTrump versus The Democrats
Published October 13, 2018
Posted in 1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, Climate Change, Economy, Editorial, Education, Elections, Energy, Immigration, Issues, Jobs, Liberal Logic, National GOP, ObamaCare, PC Police, POTUS, SCOTUS, Taxes, Terrorism, TransportationThe Next Kavanaugh Stakes: Lessons from the confirmation fight as Election Day nears.
Published October 8, 2018
Posted in 1st Amendment, Candidates, Colorado GOP, Economy, Editorial, Elections, Issues, Liberal Logic, National GOP, ObamaCare, PC Police, POTUS, SCOTUS, TaxesHow Republicans Could Still Win
Published September 14, 2018How Republicans Could Still Win
A forthcoming poll suggests ways they can persuade voters in swing districts.
By Kimberley A. Strassel
Sept. 13, 2018 6:58 p.m. ET
Primary election voters at a polling station inside Boston City Hall, Sept. 4. PHOTO: CJ GUNTHER/EPA-EFE/REX/SHUTTERST/EPA/SHUTTERSTOCK
This was a week of gloomy midterm polls for the Republican Party, with a wave of results projecting a Democratic takeover of the House and maybe even the Senate. But not all polls are created equal. If Republicans bother to read just one, it should be a yet-unreleased survey that tells a more nuanced story.
The data come courtesy of the Club for Growth, a conservative outfit that plays to win. The club’s donors expect it to place smart bets in elections, which it can’t do if it relies on feel-good data. It uses WPAi, the data firm that in 2016 found Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson really did have a shot at re-election, then crafted the messages that got him the money and votes for victory.
WPAi just handed the club in-depth polling of the people who matter most this midterm—1,000 likely voters in 41 competitive House districts. The results are quietly making their way to Republican leaders, and the club agreed to give me an advance look. Bottom line: Many of these races are winnable—if Republicans have the courage of their convictions and get smarter in tailoring their messages to voters.
On the surface, the results mirror other recent polls. President Trump has a net-negative approval rating across these districts, with his unfavorable ratings notably high among women (57%), independents (58%) and suburban voters (52%). Those who answered prefer a Democratic Congress that will check Mr. Trump (48%) to electing Republicans who will pass his agenda more quickly (42%). The biggest alarm bell is the 12-point enthusiasm gap—with 72% of Democrats “very interested” in this election, compared with 60% of Republicans. In suburbia, the 12-point gap widens to 24.
Yet this thundercloud has silver linings. One is that Republicans still hold a 3-point lead on the generic ballot in these districts, meaning they have a real chance if they get their likely voters out. An even bigger opening: Approximately 25% of those polled remain “persuadable” to vote Republican—if they hear the right things. Continue reading
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