Friday, October 22, 2010

Tancredo: We need a Governor who will take the political fight to Obama

"John Hickenlooper was Obama's hand-picked choice to run for Governor. The next time there's a proposal like stimulus or Obamacare, you know Hick will be back in Washington groveling for its passage. As Governor, I'll fight Obama's radical big government policies every day, every step of the way."
GREENWOOD VILLAGE, CO—Today Tom Tancredo said that perhaps the biggest difference between he and the liberal Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper is how they will use the bully pulpit that the job of Governor brings in interacting with the radical big government ideas of Barack Obama.

Hickenlooper was urged by Obama to run for Governor days before Hick announced. Obama and Hickenlooper are so close that the President signed the stimulus bill in Denver.

Tancredo, meanwhile, has called Obama's policies the greatest threat facing America.

"John Hickenlooper was Obama's hand-picked choice to run for Governor. The next time there's a proposal like stimulus or Obamacare, you know Hick will be back in Washington groveling for its passage. As Governor, I'll fight Obama's radical big government policies every day, every step of the way.”

"If Obama proposes another stimulus bill, I will be in Washington fighting it. And if he manages to pass it, you can be sure he won't sign it in Colorado with me in charge."

Tancredo said the difference in how the two candidates will approach Obama speaks to the fundamental difference between the two major candidates.

"We are losing our country, and Hickenlooper is cutting goofball TV ads and thinks everything is fine. Like most Americans, I couldn't disagree more, and as Governor I will do something about it."