Colorado House Republicans say stabbings,
spitting and threats have them worried
to be in Denver
Posted By: NorthernDog, 3/5/2025 2:27:15 PM
House Republicans from around Colorado say they’re worried about being in Denver. In a letter to Mayor Mike Johnston, all 22 members of the GOP caucus raised concerns about “the alarming state of safety in our capital city.” As they see it, Denver is no longer a place where families and businesses can thrive — or where lawmakers and the public feel safe walking around. “Now, it has become a neglected metropolis where violent crime, drug overdoses, and lawlessness have made it unsafe for those who work and live here,” the Republicans wrote. “The Colorado State Capitol sits in the
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Colorado House Republicans say stabbings,
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says it will only free hostages in return
for a lasting truce 21 replies
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for a lasting truce 21 replies
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But the 'woke' mayor insists Denver is as pure as the driven snow.