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LEADERSHIP: Colorado Lost a House Whip, But Gained One in the Senate

Posted on January 21, 2019 by ColoradoPeakPolitics

Colorado is down one leadership position in the House, but gained a new one in the Senate.

U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner was named as a Republican deputy whip, along with Mitt Romney of Utah, John Cronyn of Texas, James Lankford of Oklahoma, Martha McSally of Arizona, along with a half-dozen eastern staters.

It’s good to have friends in the Senate leaderhip, especially since Colorado lost its House post because someone got greedy for power.

With the House in Democratic hands, U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette was booted from her chief deputy whip role last month after she challenged her boss for the title position.

She withdrew from the challenge, after allegations of racist campaign tactics.

Congratulations, Sen. Gardner!

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One thought on “LEADERSHIP: Colorado Lost a House Whip, But Gained One in the Senate”

  1. leolady728 says:
    January 21, 2019 at 11:43 am

    If anyone thinks these 5, with the exception of Martha McSally, are going to protect and support Trump’s agenda on border security, guess again. Gardner & Romney are nothing more than “establishment” RINO’s who cater to their own donor class. Why did McConnell assign Romney to be a Deputy Whip? I’m so sick and tired of all the Good Ole Boy BS happening with the Establishment RINO’s. Gardner better watch his back in his 2020 campaign because he will find that we are not happy with how he’s representing us.

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