John Hickenlooper
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John Wright Hickenlooper is an American politician and businessman currently serving as the junior United States senator from Colorado, a position he has held since January 3, 2021. A member of the Democratic Party, Hickenlooper previously served as the 42nd governor of Colorado from January 11, 2011, to January 8, 2019. During his tenure as governor, he focused on issues such as health care, job creation, and renewable energy, and he was known for his pragmatic approach to governance.
That shouldn't be the case. I say that because that is an aberration of capitalism.
The Reforming Broadband Connectivity Act, which enjoys bipartisan support, would be a good first step.
China is rapidly becoming a geopolitical foe whose policies... are often at odds with basic American principles.
We joined Sens. Klobuchar (D-MN) and Thune (R-SD) to introduce the bipartisan Reforming Broadband Connectivity Act.
Both Congress and the FCC have expressed concern that Huawei and ZTE equipment may pose a national security threat to the United States.
I think that permitting reform piece is going to unlock a lot of opportunity for workers of the future.
That shouldn't be the case. I say that because that is an aberration of capitalism.
Getting PAHPA put back together the right way with the proper resources is going to be a big deal for all of us.
Every bit of this ends up on the ratepayers' bills at a time when everyone is hurting from the commodity prices and other increases.
I think to negotiate a settlement where we can get to a seven-state solution is critical to make sure we avoid what would become endless litigation.
America is waking up to the need for more and better electric transmission, not just to hold costs down for ratepayers, but to maintain the reliable grid.
Two years ago, Colorado enacted bipartisan legislation requiring our transmission utilities to join into an organized wholesale market by 2030.
As is often the case with government, it's a question of sticks and carrots.
In many countries, especially Scandinavian countries, they will, the doctor will prescribe, you know, three walks--three one-hour walks a week in forests to help someone's medical condition.
Outdoor recreation provides a lot of not only economic benefit to this country, but also a spiritual benefit as well.





