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In 1997, #HongKong rejoined China upon the promise of “one country, two systems” based on freedom & the rule of law for the people of Hong Kong. But the brave protesters know the Communist Party of China and their enablers are not living up to their word.
I support the people of Hong Kong & urge local authorities to indefinitely postpone the extradition bill. Yesterday, I met with Hong Kong Minister of Commerce Edward Yau & directly relayed this message & urged the gov't of Hong Kong to respect the democratic will of the people.
Here’s a thought, how about supporting the people of Colorado by doing your job? Strange request, I know, but that is why you were elected. #OneTermCory
Yet you won’t respond to tyranny in our own country. Why is that?
Resign!
Start supporting the people of Colorado. You're terrible
Thank you for your support! Police violence towards the demonstrators are still happening every single day and it’d be really great if you can cosponser the #HongKongHumanRightsandDemocracyAct 
to help the ppl fight for democracy
Dear Senator Cory Gardner
I fear if we HKers lost this battle against #chinazi HK's autonomy would suffer irreversible damage and it would become another Chinese city in 10 years. It is crucial we muster as much strength and support as we can because it is likely our final chance
Thank you Senator Gardner, the latest event unfolds that Beijing attempts to buy Hong Kong into its knees by boosting investment & seizing decision-making position in HK companies. We need help to cosponsor and #passHKHumanRightsDemocracyAct
Please support #HKprotesters
China would like to take over the world.
#HKHumanRightsDemocracyActpic.twitter.com/My917WMc9X
Today's lesson in @GOP Irony:
#CO @SenCoryGardner ignores his constituents, holding no #Townhall on the front range, just as mainland Chinese govt. ignores pleas of the people of Hong Kong.
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