Colorado State Assemblyman Friday afternoon spent hours considering a Democratic-led resolution to condemn President Donald Trump’s January 6 prisoner pardon, while the state competes for an estimated budget for fiscal year 2025-26 Shortage of budgets.
“As the cost soaring, the budget deficit is $1 billion, the rising crime rate and the affordability crisis push families to the edge, it’s shocking that most people are more focused on making senseless, Partisan resolution Republican Minority Leader Rose Pugliese told Fox News in a statement, not addressing the real focus of Colorado.
Phukes also called the resolution a “political theater” to “dividend rather than provide results for our communities.”
The measure passed by Democrat-controlled state capitol by 41-23. Democratic Rep. Lisa Feret voted against the resolution.
Colorado Republicans turned their chairs in protests Friday when the Convention considered a resolution condemning President Donald Trump’s January 6 pardon. (Rep. Jarvis Caldwell; Getty Images)
Republicans took some time During the hearing, public comments were provided on the bill, and they also turned around to the chair and stayed away from the parliamentary spokesman. Members tried to make several amendments to the resolution to change some of the wording used in the bill, but were rejected.
“It makes you worry Living expensescrime and other important issues,” Republican state Rep. Jarvis Caldwell wrote on X. “Democrats will have another January 6 resolution. We turned the chair to protest and now we are debating about it. ”
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“Colorado House GOP X account” posted “Life in Colorado will be saved by this resolution.”
Another X post said: “Democrats may be working on a real solution for our $1 billion budget deficit. Instead, they are playing a political game.”
Rep. Lauren Boebert, a Republican who represents Colorado in the fourth congressional district of the U.S. House, tweeted: “Colosadians playing partisan politics will reduce the cost of eggs. Is it?”
The measure sponsored by state Democratic Senators Nick Hinrichsen and Matt Ball passed the state Senate party with 21-12 votes earlier this month. Democratic lawmakers condemn Trump’s pardon and mass shootings by FBI agents designated to investigate The Capitol Building on January 6.
Democratic representatives Sean Camacho and Michael Carter are sponsors of the state legislative edition.
“Colorado House Republicans have now launched a full defense against the January 6th thug,” Democratic state Rep. Steven Woodrow Written in the Blues Societya social media platform similar to X, is favored by progressives. “They can turn to America, but we see them, we know the truth.”
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Rep. Lorena Garcia, a Democratic Republican, also wrote: “Although this resolution will be passed, today is a wake-up call for all Coloradoes who believe in freedom, the Republican Party is not a party that believes in freedom. This is Authoritarian Party, this is the fascist Party.”
All defendants (more than 1,500) were pardoned by Trump on January 6, one of his first executive actions in January.
