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Summit County is getting the transit system it deserves. In 2022 I secured $35 million for a new bus barn in Frisco — funding President Trump froze in 2025, threatening to derail the project entirely. I took action, calling on the Department of Transportation to release the funds so...

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Profilbild von Forest Mommy🌲🗡💪🏹🌲🌲
Forest Mommy🌲🗡💪🏹🌲🌲vor 5 Monaten

We gotta get a bus line that goes straight to Shad's ranch

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Peter Boddievor 5 Monaten

Please explain why the federal government, or even the state government needs to build a bus barn in Frisco?

Profilbild von Euvatar
Euvatarvor 5 Monaten

Another $35 million to support fraud in Colorado. Does anyone wonder how Democrats raise so much campaign money?

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Highland Ladybugvor 5 Monaten

Just Summit County? What about the rest of the state, you know, the rural areas you claim to care about? Like the Western Slope? We know the answer. We’ve known from the beginning…. Take this bus system and Polis’ stupid CoCo train and shove it.

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Highland Ladybugvor 5 Monaten

Why not Eagle, Pitkin, La Plata, Grand or the other counties in Colorado that have ski resort employees who need transportation to work? Pitkin and La Plata are not in the I-70 corridor. The logic doesn’t work.

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Ron Goldbergvor 5 Monaten

Summit county needs government funds like I need a Democrat Senator 🙄

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Watty Stricklandvor 5 Monaten

Just another example of Federal tax dollars being used for what should be local funding. @NationalDebt

Profilbild von NoCo MoFo
NoCo MoFovor 5 Monaten

Now help pass the SAVE Act and you will have really accomplished something...unless you're afraid your next election can't be won without illegal voters. #BuckUpBennett

Profilbild von Vierd 🇺🇸
Vierd 🇺🇸vor 5 Monaten

Colorado is a rogue state and should be defunded totally

Profilbild von George
Georgevor 5 Monaten

Is the British contractor TranDev still going to run it ? All of Summit County transit employees lost their jobs when it was privatized. Then TransDev paid far less than the County

Profilbild von DemocratsForMS-13
DemocratsForMS-13vor 5 Monaten

This is just a money grift and effort to create another bloated ineffective government organization that steals taxpayer money. Bennet supports it because he gets a kickback.

Profilbild von Jimmy T™
Jimmy T™vor 5 Monaten

Wow! Inspiring!

Profilbild von MaSa1776
MaSa1776vor 5 Monaten

You are taking money for something that even if built, will not be used much. Most of us work hard, no time to sit waiting 4 a bus. You could not be more ignorant. Learn from RTD, it's a waste of tax money, nothing more.

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Pinkyvor 5 Monaten

Aren't you just so special, Bennett. Special POS. $35 Million for a bus barn? Will it be gold-plated?

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Monicavor 5 Monaten

You are not supposed “to help” 😠you were elected by your constituents to work for them. We don’t need your pity. You are not a representative “for help” You are weak. You are lazy. Resign !!!!!!!

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Beef Eatervor 5 Monaten

Summit County high wealth get $35million for a bus barn touted as a transportation system? How did an exorbitant $35Million buss barn provide access to reliable affordable transportation across the county? Something smells here?

Profilbild von Heidi 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Heidi 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸vor 5 Monaten

More Dem grifting off taxpayers

Profilbild von 𝕊𝕔𝕒𝕣𝕪 𝔼𝕝𝕖𝕔𝕥𝕚𝕠𝕟 𝔻𝕖𝕟𝕚𝕖𝕣 🇺🇸
𝕊𝕔𝕒𝕣𝕪 𝔼𝕝𝕖𝕔𝕥𝕚𝕠𝕟 𝔻𝕖𝕟𝕚𝕖𝕣 🇺🇸vor 5 Monaten

$35 million for a single bus barn⁉️ this seems outrageous. More tax payer money going out the door to line pockets. Eric you should know better— your entire business was built on brining families together at Downstairs at Eric’s- sad.

Profilbild von Rene de Leon
Rene de Leonvor 5 Monaten

Summit county is in free fall, prices, taxes and fees have driven up costs. Tourism is down, area is headed for a real estate crisis. Now you use tax payer dollars on another bloated government project seeking votes. Go back to the east coast.

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donotlievor 5 Monaten

How will the Bus Barn pay for itself, i.e., be sustainable? It won't. Throwing good money after bad for the sake of being able to tell people SC has a public transit system that helps disadvantaged people, of which there are few in Summit Cty. Residents should pay.

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EchoEatervor 5 Monaten

How high should the surety bonds be set too?

Profilbild von Right of the Dial
Right of the Dialvor 5 Monaten

Trump froze funding temporarily to review federal funding waste, fraud, and abuse. Trump walked back the freeze and released the funds. The question is $35 million for a single bus maintenance facility? 🤔

Profilbild von Stones
Stonesvor 5 Monaten

Can you do anything except complain and spend our tax dollars?

Profilbild von Carl
Carlvor 5 Monaten

Such a boondoggle. Empty buses that are not full ever. Those buses enable the 20 homeless vagrants that grift Summit County. Let’s get honest about stuff.

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Angus and Winnievor 5 Monaten

We need desperately a new senator. One who gives a damn about Coloradans and not illegals.

Profilbild von Kent
Kentvor 5 Monaten

You're dumber than 👇

Profilbild von David Arnold
David Arnoldvor 5 Monaten

How does a fkn barn cost 35 million? What's your cut?

Profilbild von Kim
Kimvor 5 Monaten

This is a money grab for the Democrats/Communists ! NO bus line in Summit county paid for by taxpayers!

Profilbild von ldiotSavant
ldiotSavantvor 5 Monaten

So, just Summit county, and NOT the I-70 corridor that is congested as heel for decades now.

Profilbild von PNS
PNSvor 5 Monaten

Yes, Breck and Keystone need all of those Federal $$$...thanks for fucking over taxpayers again.

Profilbild von Jeremy oconnell
Jeremy oconnellvor 5 Monaten

So waste money on a project that will never pay for itself?

Profilbild von jimmy row
jimmy rowvor 5 Monaten

We don’t listen to people like you you’re getting voted out

Profilbild von Lacey
Laceyvor 5 Monaten

So disappointing when that money could be used for better projects Colorado actually needs.

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