Colorado Democrats Crafting New Message
The Colorado Democratic Leadership Council (DLC) is hosting a Public Policy Forum featuring Gov. Richard Lamm, Senate Minority Leader Mike Feeley and House Minority Leader Peggy Kerns. Panelists and audience members will offer their views on a policy agenda that will "work and win." Democratic Party State Chair Mike Beatty is the moderator.
The program is providing input for a bold, innovative and pragmatic agenda - being developed by the Colorado DLC think tank - that will promote opportunity, responsibility, and community. It will also demand that all citizens contribute to the common good and focus on making government perform more effectively at less cost to taxpayers.
Since 1985, the DLC has moved beyond traditional liberalism and conservatism, advocating bold policies that provide voters a new and real choice. With over 700 elected officials and many more private citizens in all 50 states, the DLC is reshaping American politics as the fastest growing and most innovative Democratic group in the nation.
WHAT:
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"Crafting a New Democratic Message," a public policy forum hosted by the Colorado DLC.
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WHO:
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Richard D. Lamm is the former three-term governor of Colorado and is now director of the Center for Public Policy and Contemporary Issues at the University of Denver. Kerns is State House Minority Leader and co-chairperson of the Colorado DLC, along with Gov. Roy Romer. Feeley is State Senate Minority Leader and a member of the DLC. Mike Beatty is Chairman of the Colorado Democratic Party.
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WHEN:
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Thursday, June 8, 5:30 PM until 7:00 PM
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WHERE:
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The Embassy Suites Hotel, 1881 Curtis Street in downtown Denver. Room will be posted in the lobby.
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INFO:
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The forum is open to the general public at a cost of $5.00. The media is invited with speakers available for questions after the program.
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