The death of Renee Good during a federal enforcement operation is a terrible tragedy. It is also the predictable result of political dysfunction, polarization, and irresponsible leadership that has turned governance into theater and conflict into strategy. The President continues to make brazenly antagonistic and defamatory statements against whole communities that disregard any respect for humanity, making it too easy to whip protesters into a frenzy by opposing political leaders, the media and activists who profit from violent escalation with law enforcement personnel. Politicians supporting sanctuary policies make no distinction between violent gang members and criminals versus migrants who work…

The Center Party knows we should be helping local businesses, but under Governor Polis, that is not what has been happening in Colorado before the Tariffs. Small manufacturers received virtually no support from Colorado’s government. Colorado shouldn’t follow the path of high-cost states like California or Massachusetts. The latest Chamber of Commerce poll ranks Colorado No. 38 in cost of doing business, and two-thirds of business leaders believe the state’s economy is on the wrong track. Haphazard tariff increases can damage our manufacturers, so the Center Party advocates for a more balanced and strategic implementation than what we’ve been getting…

We condemn all forms of political violence as immoral and harmful to democracy. We also condemn any hateful rhetoric which cheapens human dignity or inflames tensions. Our children learn that violence is acceptable if we allow these social illnesses to fester. The Center Party’s central premise is that political and thought leaders must lead by example and discuss opinions respectfully with everyone, and embrace that as Americans we all have a lot in common: reverence for our country; protection of everyone’s life, liberty, & pursuit of happiness; and a desire to build community for a better country together. #freedomofspeech #PoliticalViolence…

The mass detention of skilled temporary, mostly South Korean workers, ( including a few Chinese, Japanese and an Indonesian ) at a Hyundai plant in Georgia is the latest example of Washington's incoherent immigration and visa policies. These were not criminals or gang members; they were engineers and technicians supporting billions of dollars of investment within the United States. Instead of welcoming their contribution, our broken system greeted them with handcuffs. Closing the factory and delaying further investments in the U.S. are terrible outcomes for our economy. Colorado has always thrived as a home for immigrants. We benefit from their...