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Jackson and Wasden: Presidential candidates should follow Denver’s leadership overseas
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Now that both parties have decided on the presumptive nominees for the 2016 presidential election and Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump make their case to Coloradoans, it is easy to find the stark differences between them on any number of issues – from terrorism to trade to taxes. In a highly partisan campaign environment, it…
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Jackson and Wasden: Presidential candidates should follow Denver’s leadership overseas
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As the Republican and Democratic candidates make their case to Coloradoans, it is easy to find the stark differences between them on any number of issues — from terrorism to trade to taxes. In a highly partisan campaign environment, it can seem near impossible to find common ground. But there is one thing that all…
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The Hot Sheet, February 26, 2016
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By TCS Publisher and Editor in Chief Jared Wright _@JaredWright_ Friday, February 26, 2016 DENVER – Happy Friday! Easing you into your weekend of … more work, campaigning, selling (seriously give yourself that one day of rest — it’s how we’re built). How ’bout some debate recap! “You may have seen I recently launched a Snapchat…
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National debt a pressing problem; action needed from POTUS, politicians
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“Blessed are the young, for they shall inherit the national debt.” – Herbert Hoover While Congress and the President will find no shortage of issues in the coming year that will require their attention, one that needs to be front and center is our nation’s crippling debt. While here in Colorado we have experienced low…
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Export-Import Bank is vital, necessary for continued growth and prosperity
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Too often, politics hamper the ability of businesses to expand and put Americans to work. What used to be an important bipartisan reauthorization of the Export-Import Bank has now fallen firmly in the crosshairs of some members of the GOP. Charges of crony capitalism and big governmental overreach flow freely from opposition tongues. “Let the…
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Enforcement of current laws is the centerpiece to any immigration reform
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America is a nation built of immigrants and governed by the rule of law. But currently, our broken immigration system is completely failing at enforcing our existing laws, at securing our nation’s borders, and at providing a usable guest worker program that meets the needs of American businesses. Reform is long overdue! We need to…
