John Hickenlooper

I think small businesses in health care or in technology, manufacturing, computer technology, these all need some sort of support.

I want to congratulate you, Ms. Su, on your nomination to be Deputy Secretary.

As we get more resources to these smaller manufacturers and to smaller partners with DOE the rate of innovation is going to continue to increase.

The transportation sector is responsible for the largest share of U.S. greenhouse gases and, given the urgency of climate change, it is critical that we use every tool to address this head-on.

Small businesses are at the forefront of the clean energy economy and I think promoting these new technologies in renewable energy and energy efficiency takes on increasing importance.

Colorado has 60,000 workers who work in clean energy, and is in the top ten states for jobs in wind and solar.

I think too often we lose sight of the payback we get from investing in labs, lab equipment, and facilities to make sure that there is adequate space for R&D.

They are playing a leading role in the transition to a sustainable low-emissions energy system, both for our nation and ultimately, for the world.

I strongly support keeping the BLM Headquarters in Grand Junction.

One of the things I am very interested in is a bill I co-sponsored with Senator Bennet, the Colorado Outdoor Recreation and Economy Act, CORE, which would protect over 400,000 acres of public lands in Colorado.

I think we should absolutely avoid the mistakes of the last Administration.

I do not think the last Administration managed the move properly.

The CORE Act is key to helping ensure that Coloradans inherit both a thriving outdoor recreation economy and pristine outdoor spaces.

While they said it would reduce areas open to motorized recreation, the bill, in fact, does not close any existing roads, Jeep trails, off-highway vehicle trails, or motorcycle trails.

I think that there is a lot of people that do care. But, you know, Coloradans are independent sort. So they're going to vote for the right person. You know, Cory Gardner and the dark money behind him has spent about $40 million mostly…

I mean this mismanagement of COVID-19 is what people talk about all the time.

I think like everywhere, it's the pandemic and health care, and certainly the negligence and, you know, incompetence that the White House responded to COVID-19.

We're tired of the same old nothing happening in Washington. And I think that I've done my best to convince people that I can make a difference back in Washington, D.C.

We believe Hickenlooper is in good shape.

We're just about 20 minutes away from the CNN Presidential Town Hall with 2020 Democratic Candidate, John Hickenlooper, former Governor of Colorado.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's practice of separating children from their parents when arriving at the Southern Border is offensive to our core values as Coloradans and as a country.

I hereby issue this Executive Order forbidding State agencies from using State resources for the purpose of separating children from their parents or legal guardians on the sole ground that their families are in violation of Federal…

Maintaining CSR payments and creating reinsurance programs should be the first steps in stabilizing the individual market

I really do believe you ought to make that a flexible opportunity and have States do the things that are going to work best in each State rather than trying to come up with one answer at the Federal level and then apply it across the whole…

I would argue for transparency of prices so that consumers can have choices, and there are apps out there that could make those choices freely available.