Minority Caucus Chair Anthony Hartsook HD44 Husband, Father, Combat Veteran, Businessman. Opportunity, Security, and Resiliency
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It was an honor to receive the 2026 Champion of Main Street award from the Independent Community Bankers of Colorado at Redstone Bank in Parker. They are great community members that support schools and other activities to build personal relationships. Thank you.
Three years ago on the Jewish holiday Simchat Torah, Hamas crossed into Israel from Gaza in a brazen dawn attack and murdered over 800 civilians including 364 civilians at the Nova music festival. I was in Israel twice last year and I visited the Nova festival memorial and other places.
Antisemitism has increased and Jews are targeted solely because they are Jews. I stand against violent hatred and the relentless attacks against Jews.
If we fail to stand against hatred and violence, then the ugly aspects of history will continue to repeat themselves.
I was again privileged to attend the Taiwan National Celebration Day Gala. I am proud to be part of strengthening our relationship with Taiwan and the amazing opportunities that come from working together. I love the friendships and culture. My visit to Taiwan last year was a great opportunity to increase cooperation between businesses and people. We are vital to each other and it was a great evening celebrating partnership and culture!
As part of the Veteran’s Caucus, I had the honor of touring Buckley Space Force Base with Major General Davis, the Commanding General for the Colorado National Guard. We discussed the needs of Colorado’s veterans, their mission to protect the skies over Colorado and important national security assets, the F35 upgrades, and many other concerns.
It was incredible to witness a flyover and a tour of the F16 up close. The members of the Colorado National Guard provide amazing support to our citizens if needed for high altitude rescues among many other activities. Thank you for your service.
To Serve and Protect.
Crime and Justice.
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Definitely worth the read.
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Last night was the screening of the documentary 9/11 Remembered: 25 Years Later. It was such an incredible production made from firsthand accounts and interviews with those who experienced that day on the ground. The best way we can honor those we lost is to never forget that day and to continue telling their stories.
Please check out the film here: newsnationnow.com/us-news/se…
Craig Woodall spoke about losing his brother in the South Tower. This year he wrote Overcome: Rebuilding Hope After Losing My Brother on 9/11. His story is a powerful reminder of the lasting impact of that day. I highly recommend checking out his new book: amazon.com/Overcome-Rebuildi…
A great documentary.
Twenty-five years after 9/11 Jonathan and Deborah Flora join The Jeff and Bill Show to discuss their powerful new documentary, "9/11 Remembered: 25 Years Later" featuring firsthand stories from survivors, families and heroes of September 11. The conversation looks at the courage of the passengers aboard Flight 93, the unity Americans felt on 9/12, the importance of teaching 9/11 to a generation that never experienced it, and why “Never Forget” has to mean more than a slogan.
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It was an honor to attend the dedication ceremony at the Colorado National Guard’s Joint Force Headquarters. The memorial features two steel beams recovered from Ground Zero and a plaque bearing the names of Colorado Soldiers that gave their lives in defense of our nation. It was especially moving to hear eye witness testimony from the Colorado Chaplain, who was present at the Pentagon during the attacks.
25 years ago we were shocked at the devastating attacks on 9/11. Americans rallied together to help neighbors and people they didn’t know. We stood together and fought back. We also came together in the days and years that followed to help and support each other. I encourage everyone to remember that today. God Bless America.
It was a solemn morning honoring those we lost 25 years ago today. Thank you to @southmetropio for the beautiful tribute honoring the first responders who answered the call. We remember their sacrifice, and will never forget.
Twenty-five years later, we still remember where we were. Today, we honor those we lost and the loved ones they left behind, whose lives were forever changed. We remember the heroes who answered the call, and a nation that came together with courage and compassion in the face of unimaginable tragedy.
September 11, 2001, changed our nation forever. We honor, and we will never forget. God bless America.
We lift our thoughts and prayers to God to help guide and strengthen us through difficult times.
Charlie Kirk was a symbol of freedom and courage. While his earthly life was cut short one year ago today, the legacy he left behind will live on forever.
Our prayers are with the Kirk family today as they grieve the loss of a beloved husband, son, father, and friend.
Thank you Charlie, for showing the world what a life marked by faith truly looks like.
You will never be forgotten. 💔
I was very proud to get this legislation passed after two years. It is a huge step in protecting victims and seeking justice.
This week's Podium, via @RepHartsook: A path toward justice and public safety
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Congratulations to Chief Kirk Wilson and Mayor Marissa Harmon for their hard work and dedication in helping secure a new Justice Center for the @CityofLoneTree! This is an important investment in the community & a big step forward for public safety and justice.#Justice #LoneTree
Happy Labor Day, Colorado! Today we celebrate the country of opportunity, where hard work and determination can pave the way for a better future.
I hope you have a happy and safe Labor Day weekend!