Gardner Again Votes To Block Middle Class Tax Cut
Gardner (CO-04) voted for a third time to let House Republicans leave Washington for their holiday vacation without voting to extend the $1,000 payroll tax for 2.5 million Colorado families
Coffman Statement on Support of STOCK Act
“I am co-sponsoring the STOCK Act because I strongly believe it’s important that members of Congress and their staff are subject to the same standards,
Tipton Votes to Protect Rural Jobs
H.R. 1633 seeks to protect family farmers and ranchers, and other small rural businesses from potential new federal dust regulations.
Gardner votes to prevent EPA regulation of farm dust
Rep. Cory Gardner (R-CO) and his colleagues in the House have passed a bill, H.R. 1633, which would protect agriculture from unrestrained dust regulations that are harmful to jobs in…
Tipton: Support Economic Growth, Job Creation and Smaller Government by Passing the REINS Act
“While we all recognize the important role that regulation plays in keeping America safe, we must consider the costs and benefits of regulation,
Tipton Takes a Stand for Western Counties
Rep. Scott Tipton (R-CO) urged Secretary Ken Salazar to join him in support of counties and rural communities by reconsidering the Department of Interior’s (DOI) position that Federal Mineral Lease…
Gardner praises bill to prevent regulation of farm dust
Today marked the conclusion of multiple Energy and Commerce hearings on the “Farm Dust Regulation Prevention Act”,
Tipton to Tidwell: Permit Process “Not Even Handed”
Tells Forest Service Chief that enforcement of new water clause could result in job losses at Powderhorn and other ski areas
Udall Representative to Hold Office Hours in Dacono
Udall Representative to Hold Office Hours in Dacono on December 12 Coloradans Needing Help with Federal Agencies are Invited to Come by On Monday, December 12, 2011, a representative of…
Coffman Statement on Super Committee Failure
I'm deeply disappointed by the failure of the super committee to find an agreement for at least $1.2 trillion in cuts