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Women’s Health & Reproductive Justice - John Hickenlooper for U.S. SenateSkip to main content Enable accessibility for visually impaired Open the accessibility menu Skip to content CHIP IN $10 TO SUPPORT JOHN HICKENLOOPER >> CHIP IN $10 TO SUPPORT JOHN HICKENLOOPER >> Home Meet John Español Facebook-f Twitter Instagram Spotify Donate Now Donate Now Women’s Health & Reproductive Justice Roe v. Wade is threatened more than ever before. Women’s rights are under attack in courtrooms and legislatures across the country. Seventeen states passed restrictive abortion laws in 2019. The Trump administration continues to antagonize providers, both domestically and abroad. Meanwhile, Republicans in Congress are trying to defund Planned Parenthood at every turn and have confirmed a slate of extreme, anti-choice judges. Politicians in Washington and nationwide are endangering people’s lives so that they can score political points. Senator Gardner has joined in the attacks: He supports putting politicians in charge of women’s health-care decisions, and even supports putting doctors who perform abortions in jail. The constitutionally protected right to an abortion is one essential component of a comprehensive approach to reproductive health care. We must also guarantee access to affordable and safe contraception, coverage for routine cancer screenings and management of chronic conditions, and access to reliable information about reproductive health that is private, fact-based, and tailored to an individual’s needs. I am, and have always been, a staunch supporter of reproductive health and justice. As Governor, I oversaw the implementation of the Colorado Family Planning Initiative. This initiative helped over 30,000 young women gain access to long-acting reversible contraceptive (LARC) devices that they may not have been able to afford or access otherwise. In less than a decade, the program reduced unintended pregnancy rates in Colorado by 54% and was estimated to save taxpayers about $70 million. Allowing young women to decide when they are ready to start a family, while also saving millions in tax dollars, is something that would find bipartisan support in the Senate if Senator McConnell were not in control. But gaps in coverage and access still yawn wide, particularly for low-income individuals, members of the LGBTQ community, and people of color. Advocacy for reproductive health means supporting reproductive justice and individuals’ ability to make safe decisions about their sexuality, health, and identity. I support organizations like Planned Parenthood, which provide intersectional care for individuals of all ages, identities, and backgrounds. I am committed to fighting for legislation that expands access to comprehensive reproductive health care for all who need it. Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email Share on print Join Us Email Address Zip Code Phone Number By providing your cell phone number you consent to receive 10 or more recurring updates or donation asks each month from Hickenlooper for Colorado by automated text message. Txt HELP for help, STOP to end. Msg&Data rates may apply. Privacy Policy. Terms of Service. Home Privacy Policy Terms Accessibility Volunteer Donate PAID FOR BY HICKENLOOPER FOR COLORADO PO Box 18886, Denver, CO 80218 hello@hickenlooper.com Facebook-f Twitter Instagram Flickr Spotify Youtube

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ENDORSEMENT: Greeley Tribune Flips to Support John Hickenlooper - John Hickenlooper for U.S. SenateSkip to main content Enable accessibility for visually impaired Open the accessibility menu Skip to content CHIP IN $10 TO SUPPORT JOHN HICKENLOOPER >> CHIP IN $10 TO SUPPORT JOHN HICKENLOOPER >> Home Meet John Español Facebook-f Twitter Instagram Spotify Donate Now Donate Now OCTOBER 18, 2020 ENDORSEMENT: Greeley Tribune Flips to Support John Hickenlooper “HICKENLOOPER PROVIDES US WITH THE BEST CHANCE AT BETTER REPRESENTATION IN WASHINGTON” Today, John Hickenlooper earned the endorsement of the Greeley Tribune — the third paper that previously supported Senator Cory Gardner’s 2014 campaign to flip their support to Hickenlooper this year. While praising Hickenlooper’s ability to bring both sides together as Governor, the paper criticizes Gardner’s inaccessibility to his constituents and votes to repeal the Affordable Care Act: “As such, failure to provide that accountability represents to us a failure at the most basic level of public service… what we don’t understand is how he could cast those votes without first hearing from Coloradans about what they do need in a healthcare system so a viable alternative to the ACA could be rolled out and thousands of residents here alone wouldn’t be at risk of losing their health insurance in the middle of a global pandemic.” Hickenlooper has now received support from editorial boards in every corner of the state: The Denver Post, The Colorado Sentinel, The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel, The Durango Herald, The Pueblo Chieftain, El Semanario, The Vail Daily, Colorado Springs Indy, and Boulder Weekly. Four of these papers had previously backed Gardner. Read the Greeley Tribune’s endorsement here or see excerpts below: Greeley Tribune Endorsement: History of voter access gives Hickenlooper the edge for Senate seat Hickenlooper, who served as mayor of Denver before he was governor, also has a lot of upside. While governor, he helped turn Colorado’s economy into one of the strongest in the nation, which played a role in reversing the economic outlook of Weld County. Like Gardner, he provided steady leadership as Colorado pioneered the establishment of a recreational pot industry, and he did so despite the misgivings he had about legalization. Perhaps most notably, he was able to establish a tone for state government that encouraged bipartisanship and allowed members of both parties to pursue their goals — a tone sorely lacking under the current administration. … The red flag for Gardner isn’t an accusation of malfeasance, but rather a disturbing pattern of behavior. In his time as Senator, Gardner has not adequately made himself available for his constituents. He doesn’t keep hours at his Colorado offices, and while he appears at events that might offer voters a smile and a photo op from their Senator, he doesn’t participate in town-hall style events that grant those voters real access. This might not seem like a big deal on the surface to some, but we consider accountability to constituents to be a bedrock of representative government — something that comes before party or policy. As such, failure to provide that accountability represents to us a failure at the most basic level of public service. We feel so strongly about this issue because that disconnection can poison even altruistic efforts to help Coloradans. For example, we understand why Sen. Gardner would want to vote to make changes to the Affordable Care Act, as he has several times in the past six years. What we don’t understand is how he could cast those votes without first hearing from Coloradans about what they do need in a healthcare system so a viable alternative to the ACA could be rolled out and thousands of residents here alone wouldn’t be at risk of losing their health insurance in the middle of a global pandemic. Gov. Hickenlooper, for his part, has a history of providing that sort of availability to voters. In fact, it played a notable role in helping establish the positive dynamic that was present during his first term as governor. With that in mind — and after very close consideration of all the factors we discussed here — we recommend Weld County voters cast their ballots for John Hickenlooper to be our next U.S. Senator. We acknowledge that, while both candidates are strong, neither is perfect. And if he is elected, voters need to hold our former governor accountable for how he handles himself while in a new office. However, we still think Hickenlooper provides us with the best chance at better representation in Washington. Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email Share on print Join Us Email Address Zip Code Phone Number By providing your cell phone number you consent to receive 10 or more recurring updates or donation asks each month from Hickenlooper for Colorado by automated text message. Txt HELP for help, STOP to end. Msg&Data rates may apply. Privacy Policy. Terms of Service. Home Privacy Policy Terms Accessibility Volunteer Donate PAID FOR BY HICKENLOOPER FOR COLORADO PO Box 18886, Denver, CO 80218 hello@hickenlooper.com Facebook-f Twitter Instagram Flickr Spotify Youtube

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