CBS4 just released their investigation into millions of dollars from private corporations and foundations that Hickenlooper accepted while Governor with no public oversight. “The CBS Denver piece raises even more questions for Coloradans about Hickenlooper’s time in the Governor’s office. It looks like the instances investigated by the IEC were just Read more…
Colorado’s Independent Ethics Commission voted unanimously to compel John Hickenlooper’s testimony at Thursday’s ethics hearing into his repeated violations of the state’s ethics laws after he has refused to show up to the hearing.
View source: Denver Post John Hickenlooper intends to skip a remote hearing this week to determine whether he violated Colorado’s constitutionally-enshrined ethics rules and gift ban when he repeatedly accepted and failed to disclose luxury benefits from for-profit companies while he was governor. That would cheat Coloradans out of the Read more…
A new report from the Free Beacon highlights John Hickenlooper’s campaign finance hypocrisy. “Colorado Democratic Senate candidate John Hickenlooper, who frequently touts his opposition to corporate influence in politics, has hauled in more than $1 million from corporate executives and lobbyists and hundreds of thousands more from PACs that take Read more…
October 12, 2018 – The Public Trust Institute Files A 187-Page Complaint To The Colorado Ethics Commission, Alleging Hickenlooper Violated The State’s Limits On Gifts For Elected Officials By Accepting Private Jet Trips And Luxury Hotel Stays. (John Frank, “Gov. Hickenlooper Faces Ethics Complaint Regarding His Travel Ahead Of 2020,” Read more…
Senator Cory Gardner earned the endorsement of one of Colorado’s biggest newspapers for his reelection. Because of Gardner, more than anyone else, Colorado will reap the economic and cultural rewards of hosting Space Command and Space Force for years — and likely generations — to come. Gardner has relentlessly advocated Read more…
John Hickenlooper and Andrew Romanoff, the two Democrats on the primary ballot, faced off Thursday night in their first…forum. That’s right, we. can’t call it a debate because there was no debating. But after skipping 19 forums, it became cringingly obvious why John Hickenlooper has stayed far away. Even over Read more…
After eight years in office, then-Gov. John Hickenlooper left Colorado in a financial lurch when his second term ended in January 2019. The Legislature was awash in cash. The state’s finances seemed stable, but that was an illusion. State government lacked a secure emergency fund and had some of the lowest budget Read more…
View Source: The Gazette This time around, we must watch the money for years into the future. Don’t let Colorado’s share of federal recovery dollars become a slush fund for politicians, former politicians and their favorite law firm. As Colorado embarks on an uphill battle to recover from the pandemic Read more…
It was Sept. 12, 2016, and Ali Murray was unsure. Gov. John Hickenlooper’s scheduler was preparing to tell the Colorado State Patrol which of Hickenlooper’s recent flights on a state airplane would be paid for by taxpayers. But, as she wrote to a colleague in the governor’s office that day, Read more…