Phil Weiser

The future of Colorado will not be decided by out-of-state billionaires, by corporations or special interests. Colorado’s future belongs to all of us.

This movement is what democracy looks like.

We made it clear that we need a leader who will fight back, never bend the knee.

To all who voted today, thank you for making a critical point clear, that in America, and in Colorado, we believe in a government of the people, by the people and for the people.

In the face of a lawless bullying Trump administration trying to intimidate us, rip away our rights and freedoms, you made it clear that we need a leader who will fight back and never bend the knee.

Whether you voted for me or not, thank you for the opportunity to fight for you and earn your trust.

No. 1: Do your day job.

There are disturbing reports about unhealthy living conditions at for-profit detention camps like the GEO facility in Aurora.

I am running for attorney general to stand up to Trump and MAGA extremists to protect our democracy and fundamental rights.

I will continue standing up to Trump, and will protect our democracy and Coloradans’ rights, including abortion access.

We’ve seen the bedrock principles of our democracy and the rule of law pushed to the brink. Trump abuses our legal system and undermines the Constitution.

We must pass a stronger assault weapons ban to reign in these weapons that have been used for mass murder in our state and across the nation.

I support using the full authority of the office to challenge illegal federal actions, whether they undermine voting rights, birthright citizenship, consumer protections, or public safety.

I will protect our marginalized and vulnerable communities – as I have done as district attorney.

A jury convicted two paramedics for the death of Elijah McClain, an innocent Black man who did nothing wrong that tragic night seven years ago. Bringing these cases to trial was the right thing to do for justice, for Elijah McClain, and…

I don’t want companies to leave Colorado, I want this to be a place that all companies want to be.

What’s best for Colorado can fit on a bumper sticker.

I know our state, and I’ve been working with leaders across our state on the range of challenges we’re facing.

That sets out an agenda for this community. An agenda to get the wind at the back of building a growing economic climate, so that Colorado is a place where people want to and can start and build growing businesses.

When you have a state where one party has control, you lose what (former Gov.) Roy Romer brought intensely to every conversation, which is, ‘What part of the truth am I missing?'

Tuesday's ruling a setback for Colorado's efforts to protect children and families from harmful and discredited mental health practices.

Any scheme to prevent her from being held accountable under Colorado law is outrageous.

If you literally have to bring separate cases for every single plaintiff, you are limiting the ability of courts to declare what the law is and protect people.

Colorado’s law protecting young people from unscientific and cruel gay conversion therapy practices is humane, smart, and appropriate.

We’re here today because Elijah McClain is not here. And he should be.