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Minority Leader Jarvis Caldwell retweeted
“We call on Governor-elect Phil Weiser and the Democrat majority to respect our Republic, respect the Constitution, and respect the Colorado voters. If the Democrats truly believe there should be ‘No Kings’ in America, it is time they take their own advice.”
Minority Leader Jarvis Caldwell retweeted
✅ The top 10% pay 70% of federal individual income taxes.
✅ Colorado K-12 funding is up $2.5 billion (34%) since 2019.
✅ Single-payer healthcare could require up to $3 trillion more in annual subsidies by 2030. More taxes doesn’t guarantee more doctors or shorter waits.
Minority Leader Jarvis Caldwell retweeted
From a Capitol staffer now leading House Republicans to a 24-year-old running on viral videos and grit — Colorado’s GOP bench is younger, scrappier, and growing. Meet the next generation. @heidiganahl
Minority Leader Jarvis Caldwell retweeted
Our @usairforce has kept our skies secure for 79 years.
Happy Birthday to the finest and strongest air force in the world!
#FlyFightWin
Minority Leader Jarvis Caldwell retweeted
Charlie Kirk was a symbol of freedom and courage. While his earthly life was cut short one year ago today, the legacy he left behind will live on forever.
Our prayers are with the Kirk family today as they grieve the loss of a beloved husband, son, father, and friend.
Thank you Charlie, for showing the world what a life marked by faith truly looks like.
You will never be forgotten. 💔
Minority Leader Jarvis Caldwell retweeted
Colorado’s 4.4% flat tax and strict spending limits helped fuel decades of growth.
Democratic Socialists now want to nearly double the top tax rate and drive successful small businesses out.
Call it the California-ization of Colorado. Rocky Mountain high taxes are coming.
Minority Leader Jarvis Caldwell retweeted
I can't wait for people who are saying this is just a safety class to jump through these hoops and pay all of the fees.
On the low end, you'll pay a little over $200. On the high end, you'll pay $782. The cost is dependent on three things: if you have a hunters safety license, what your sheriff charges, and what the instructor charges. This cost doesn't include the gun and the "permission slip" only lasts 5 years.
Long story short, the government doesn't want you to have Second Amendment protections if you're poor.
Minority Leader Jarvis Caldwell retweeted
Colorado's income-tax rate is among the lowest in the country, but fee-funded enterprises tell another part of the story.
If the revenue collected by Colorado's fee-funded enterprises in 2025 were instead raised through the state income tax, the current rate would need to rise from 4.4% to 14.22%. Learn more in CSI's full analysis: bit.ly/4bt0md0
Minority Leader Jarvis Caldwell retweeted
Colorado is now the second-most-expensive state to live in, according to @CNBC. And it falls below the national median in areas from infrastructure to business friendliness to education. This is exactly what business leaders have been warning about: tsscolorado.com/colorado-dro…
Minority Leader Jarvis Caldwell retweeted
Colorado ranked #2 in the nation for motor vehicle theft per 1,000 registered vehicles in 2024.
The good news? Motor vehicle theft rates in the state have fallen significantly since their 2022 peak.
The bad news? Colorado still remains among the highest-rate states in the country.
Read the full report to learn more about this trend: bit.ly/4gvOj28
Minority Leader Jarvis Caldwell retweeted
Here’s how CNBC ranked Colorado for 2026.
The rankings are of all 50 states. 1 is best and 50 is worst for each category.
Colorado got ranked 49th worst for cost of living, 38th worst for cost of doing business, 37th worst for education and 32nd worst infrastructure.
#copolitics
Minority Leader Jarvis Caldwell retweeted
Our hearts are with the families of the firefighters who lost their lives responding to the Snyder-Mesa Fire. We continue to pray for their loved ones and for the first responders still working tirelessly to battle these fires.
Minority Leader Jarvis Caldwell retweeted
Freedom Festival was electric last night!
Congratulations to the legislators who were honored with Back the Blue Awards in recognition of their unwavering support for Colorado’s law enforcement officers and the communities they serve.
Thank you to @TheRMVoice for hosting a great event and celebrating those who stand with the men and women in blue.
Minority Leader Jarvis Caldwell retweeted
Thank you to @PatriotAcademy for joining us at the State Capitol and allowing us the pleasure of speaking to America’s future leaders!
#futureleaders
#patriots
Minority Leader Jarvis Caldwell retweeted
Today we announced the filing of a federal lawsuit against House Bill 26-1126. This bill allows government agents to walk into gun stores and obtain the records of law-abiding citizens without a warrant, probable cause, or even a stated reason.
CSSA warned @GovofCO that signing this bill would trigger immediate legal action. He chose to sign it anyway, and today we've delivered swiftly on our promise.
Thank you to every CSSA member for making this work possible. God bless Colorado, and God bless America!
#guns #2A #copolitics #CSSA #coleg #SecondAmendment #Colorado
Minority Leader Jarvis Caldwell retweeted
We are deeply saddened by the passing of former Representative Lois Landgraf, who faithfully served House District 21 and the people of Colorado for eight years. Lois was a staple of the Republican Party and a steady, trusted presence in El Paso County, always fighting for commonsense conservative solutions that made our communities safer and stronger. During her time in the House, Lois championed legislation that made our communities safer and stronger. From creating the Training Veterans to Train Their Own Service Dogs pilot program to support veterans living with PTSD, to making sure assault by strangulation is clearly defined in statute and prosecuted as a serious felony, and leading one of the toughest synthetic‑marijuana crackdowns in the country. Her legacy is written into Colorado law and carried forward in the veterans, families, and communities who are safer and more secure because of her work. We extend our heartfelt condolences to her family and all who loved her.
