The Q&A with Congressman Bob Beauprez will be posted tomorrow. Congressman Beauprez will not be taking more questions tomorrow; rather, we will post his answers to our questions and to a selection of reader questions.
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- The Arvada Sentinel [RE: Bob Beauprez]
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- The Arvada Sentinel [RE: CD-7]
- The Arvada Sentinel [RE: Bob Beauprez]
- Vail Daily [RE: Governor Line]
- Grand Junction Sentinel (RE: Governor's Race)
- Rocky Mountain Bullhorn (RE: Colorado Blogs)
- Colorado Springs Independent (RE: Quarter Debate)
- Denver Post (Feature Story)
- The Pueblo Chieftain (RE: Governor Line)
- The Denver Post (RE: Marc Holtzman Q&A)
- The Denver Post (RE: Joel Hefley)
- Rocky Mountain News (RE: Joel Hefley)
- The Hill (RE: Joel Hefley)
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The Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad is a state-owned (with New Mexico) tourist railroad in southern Colorado. At the present time it is run by a group out of Albuquerque. They will be requesting over Four Million dollars from Colorado this coming fiscal year-most of it will be spent in New Mexico--and will not contribute to the welfare of the citizens of Colorado. Where do you stand on this waste of Colorado tax dollars?
Posted by: Bob Jennings | July 09, 2005 at 06:24 PM
jennings - the BB Q&A answers were posted about 3 weeks ago. welcome to the party. ;-)
Posted by: candyraver | July 10, 2005 at 01:32 AM
"and will not contribute to the welfare of the citizens of Colorado"
Says who?
This Jennings chump?
Posted by: Trent Rock | August 11, 2005 at 01:42 PM
Jennings, who claims he is/was a major rail executive of some sort, continually injects himself into the affairs of the C&STSRR. He has a very twisted and distant grasp of any of the RR's issues and usually speaks nonsense. He apparently posts his gibberish from a public library computer in Denver.
Posted by: Paul Uhland | November 16, 2006 at 11:40 PM