Colorado Republicans running for governor — 6 of them in crowded primary — begin to distinguish themselves in first meeting
Published July 17, 2017Colorado Republicans running for governor — 6 of them in crowded primary — begin to distinguish themselves in first meeting
Marijuana’s legal status, immigration, same-sex marriage and Donald Trump were among the topics of conversation
Lew Gaiter (from left), Doug Robinson, Greg Lopez, Victor Mitchell, Steve Barlock and George Brauchler pose at a Republican forum Sunday night
Six Colorado Republicans running for governor made their first pitches Sunday night about why the GOP faithful should back them in the party’s crowded — and probably growing — primary for the 2018 election, speaking at a forum where their differences already began to show.
Some early issues in the contest arose, including infrastructure and education. The members of the group also touched, and differed, on President Donald Trump and Twitter, as well as on their news media preferences, health care, same-sex marriage, marijuana’s legal status and immigration.
Those candidates at the Foothills Republicans-sponsored event at the Pinehurst Country Club are Steve Barlock, who was Trump’s campaign co-chairman for Colorado; George Brauchler, the district attorney for the 18th Judicial District; Larimer County Commissioner Lew Gaiter; former Parker mayor Greg Lopez; former state lawmaker Victor Mitchell; and Doug Robinson, a former investment banker and Mitt Romney’s nephew.
Join The Reagan Club For A 50’s & 60’s Summer Party
Published June 21, 2017To purchase your 50’s & 60’s Summer Party tickets, click (HERE):
Don’t Miss Our 50’s & 60’s Summer Dance Party On August 19th
Published June 9, 2017
The Reagan Club of Colorado presents our 50’s & 60’s summer party on Saturday, August 19th from 7pm to 11pm at Heritage Todd Creek Golf Club 8455 Heritage Dr. Thornton, Colorado
Dance to 1950’s & 60’s music with DJ Skinny ‘Bee-Bop’ Winkler
Entertainment by Stephen Bertles and Friend with Special celebrity appearances-maybe even Elvis!
Cash bar, photo booth, door prizes, 50’s 60’s costume contest, & a dance contest
Food included with ticket purchase – hamburger and chicken sliders, pigs in a blanket, root beer floats, sundaes and banana splits
Prices: Single ticket $40 Couples ticket $60 To purchase tickets, click (HERE) or please call Carol Beckler 303-564-4257 Continue reading
Re-election Kickoff Reception for Thornton City Councilmember Jan Kulmann
Published April 5, 2017
Republican Rally with Trey Gowdy
Published August 29, 2016
Just want to grab a moment of your time –if you live in the great state of Colorado– and make you aware of an amazing event taking place tomorrow (Tuesday, August 30) for conservative warriors in the Centennial State.
You’ve seen him on tv, watched the youtubes of his systematic disassembling of question-dodging bureaucrats attempting to non-answer their way out of his congressional committee’s chamber – now you have the opportunity to meet and hear him live.
Congressman Trey Gowdy will be joining me (Derrick) and several other powerful speakers for a fun, motivational, rally at the Douglas County Events Center in Castle Rock, Colorado.
Congressman Gowdy will be opening up the show at 4:15 and I’ll be last on the podium at about 5:30. Its a good-sized venue so get there early for good seats. Darryl Glenn will be a featured presenter, Heidi Ganahl and radio host Mandy Connell will M.C. the fracas.
There’s no admission but YOU DO NEED A TICKET to get in. Get on by clicking HERE.
Reagan’s Rendezvous with BBQ on August 11th
Published July 27, 2016
Join us for the 3rd Annual “Reagan’s Rendezvous with BBQ” at the Adams County Fairgrounds in the North Pavilion on Thursday, August 11th.
This is a big time networking event – where friends and new friends can enjoy great food in a relaxing setting.
Candidates for County and State offices are invited to come, mix, mingle and message.
This will give you a chance to get the ball rolling a little faster. We launch into the 2016 election where Conservatives will stymie the irrational and irresponsible behaviors of big spenders and regulations.
- The evening opens at 6:00 p.m. with Dinner at 6:15 p.m..
- At 6:40 p.m. – our new President Fred Ramirez will share a couple of thought.
- At 6:45 p.m. – Candidates will each have 3 minutes to speak to all of us. You get to
ask questions one-on-one.
- Then at 8:00 p.m. Don Ytterberg will be the “hand in the jar” and officially pull the Winner of the Reagan Library Trip with Air, Rental Car, tickets and Hotel are included.
Come join in – and buy you tickets online at http://www.reaganclubco.com/meeting-tickets/ for just $10.00 (this is for both current members and non-members . . . or as we like to say “future members”.
If you pay at the door – Tickets are $15.00.
Time to Get Going!!!
Meet and Greet for Darryl Glenn
Published June 15, 2016Adams County Meet and Greet for U.S. Senate Candidate Darryl Glenn
Friday, June 17, 6:30pm-9:00pm
Adams County Colorado Fairground 9755 Henderson Road Brighton CO 80601
http://www.electdarrylglenn.com/
US Senate Economic Forum on Friday, June 10th
Published June 7, 2016
Posted in Candidates, Colorado GOP, Economy, Elections, events, Fundraiser, Issues, Jobs, Meet and Greet, National GOP, TaxesHD-30’s JoAnn Windholz Fundraiser on July 10th
Published May 24, 2016
Tim Neville to announce U.S. Senate bid as GOP race heats up
Published January 1, 2016Other Republicans expected to join the race to challenge Michael Bennet soon
The Republican race to challenge Democratic U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet begins in earnest this week as candidates prepare to declare their bids in early October.
State Sen. Tim Neville, one of the legislature’s most conservative Republicans, will announce his campaign Thursday and join what may become a crowded primary field.
In an interview Monday, Neville said his political record in the General Assembly, where he opposed gun regulations, sought tougher abortion restrictions and pushed for a limited government, sets him apart.
“I don’t just talk the talk, I walk the walk,” he said. “It’s very easy for me to show the voting public where I stand and how I stand.”
His campaign has the potential to attract social conservatives and Tea Party supporters, but it may not draw deep-pocketed, establishment Republicans who are concerned that hard-right politics will hurt the party in an election where independents will decide the outcome.
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