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Former Governor John Hickenlooper talks about his unique last name and his tenure as governor of Colorado.
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Seth Meyers: Guest John Hickenlooper Wants to Heal the United States' Deep Divide (Original Post)
Rhiannon12866
Mar 2019
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He means well. I support all Democratic candidates, but Coloradans don't like him. Here's why.
ancianita
Mar 2019
#1
Thanks for the info. I have family in Colorado, but I never thought to ask about him
Rhiannon12866
Mar 2019
#2
Me, too. I also follow Occupy Denver and Boulder County Citizens United on FB.
ancianita
Mar 2019
#3
ancianita
(36,070 posts)1. He means well. I support all Democratic candidates, but Coloradans don't like him. Here's why.
Not for nothing...
Rhiannon12866
(205,467 posts)2. Thanks for the info. I have family in Colorado, but I never thought to ask about him
All I know is that my cousin really disliked Cory Gardner, he was her Rep...
ancianita
(36,070 posts)3. Me, too. I also follow Occupy Denver and Boulder County Citizens United on FB.
They got rid of Hickenlooper, in large part because of fracking. Now they're turning on their local political sellouts who just can't quit their fossil extractors.
They're ruining that state's natural resources by worshipping mammon.
Rhiannon12866
(205,467 posts)4. My cousin probably isn't fond of him then
The environment is one of her chief concerns. She even traded in her gas powered car. Thanks! I'll have to ask, but I think I already know the answer - she's definitely "one of us..."
ancianita
(36,070 posts)5. Great. Lotsa libertarians out there, too. It's in the western air, I guess.
ancianita
(36,070 posts)6. Thought you'd be interested in this. It's not far from Colorado's border.
Breaking News:
" ' We just spoke with water protectors on the ground in Taos, NM where Buck Johnston is taking part in a non-violent direct action on top of a drill.
"Our biggest thing is, not just the water, but also less than 100 miles away is Los Alamos, NM, where a lot of nuclear waste is stored.
This drilling could really shake our Mother up, so if they hit a glitch, we could get an earthquake. We also have active volcanoes here. What Buck is doing is for everybody.' --Kristin Gemma Ra'Star DiFerdinando
This action is in response to the implementation of the Abeyta Settlement, which is a water rights agreement including the drilling of deep-aquifer wells.
Johnston plans to be on top of the drill until Sunday. Unicorn Riot will be reporting from on the ground starting on Saturday."
" ' We just spoke with water protectors on the ground in Taos, NM where Buck Johnston is taking part in a non-violent direct action on top of a drill.
"Our biggest thing is, not just the water, but also less than 100 miles away is Los Alamos, NM, where a lot of nuclear waste is stored.
This drilling could really shake our Mother up, so if they hit a glitch, we could get an earthquake. We also have active volcanoes here. What Buck is doing is for everybody.' --Kristin Gemma Ra'Star DiFerdinando
This action is in response to the implementation of the Abeyta Settlement, which is a water rights agreement including the drilling of deep-aquifer wells.
Johnston plans to be on top of the drill until Sunday. Unicorn Riot will be reporting from on the ground starting on Saturday."
Unicorn Riot likes to be there on the ground for as many fracking protests as possible.
Coloradans might consider getting them on board with activities in their state.
https://www.facebook.com/unicornriot.ninja/