Tipton, R-Cortez, said he had initially ruled out running against John Salazar for Congress, but the past several months - of growing federal deficit and joblessness - changed his mind.
"Over the past eight months, we've seen the national debt triple," Tipton said. "We've passed a stimulus package that has not created jobs."
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"The straw breaking the camel's back was government healthcare and the public option. Our congressman has apparently played a part in it," Tipton said.
He said healthcare reform was necessary, but that Washington was going about it in a manner that would increase the national debt by more than $1 trillion.
He promised true fiscal conservatism to voters.
"We'll be getting a little bit of Colorado common sense back to Washington," he said.
Tipton currently represents State House District 58, including Montrose County.
For the full story, see tomorrow's Daily Press.


Chuck wrote on Nov 12, 2009 1:06 AM:
"Beam him outta there" ~ "Scotty!" "
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