Former state senator Kevin Lundberg discusses what is happening at the Colorado State Legislature and Governor’s office and how it affects your life. Lundberg has announced plans to engage in discussions about upcoming bills every Tuesday throughout the current legislative session, signaling a proactive approach to legislative review and debate. Lundberg voiced concerns that the Democratic party, along with the House, has become dominated by what he describes as radicals, indicating a tense political atmosphere and a call for a more moderate or balanced approach to governance. Underlining the critical nature of the current political landscape, Lundberg has placed a significant emphasis on the act of voting in this session, suggesting that the outcomes of these legislative processes are more crucial now than ever. Adding to the complexity of the situation, Lundberg highlights a concerning trend within the state legislature, claiming that approximately one-third of its members have been appointed rather than elected. This point raises questions about the democratic process and the representation of the electorate’s will within the legislative body, potentially fueling further debate on the integrity and accountability of the state’s legislative practices.
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