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    Sep 11

    2,977 lives lost on September 11, 2001. 7,305 days since one of our nation’s darkest days, we must never forget the brave first responders who ran to defend our people, those who lost their lives that fateful day, and those who fought to defend us.

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    22 hours ago

    Major changes have happened to CTC (Child Tax Credit) eligibility & funding this year. Federally, COVID relief legislation made the credit bigger. In CO, we funded the Colorado CTC for the 1st time. Taxpayers need to file to receive these benefits -

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    18 hours ago

    I was thrilled to join to launch the Colorado Climate Corps! With the $50 billion we secured to launch the nationwide , we will build on this effort and put more people to work in our public lands, tackling wildfires AND the .

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    18 hours ago

    Curious on how to support Texans during this unconstitutional abortion ban? Join Cobalt tomorrow at 12 PM MST to learn what you can do. Register here:

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    Sep 11

    20 years later, we wil .

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    Sep 11

    On the 20th Anniversary of 9/11, I pause to remember and honor those we lost that day. Let us also remember that we can come together as a country and work to make our world a better place

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    Sep 11

    9/11 was the day our world changed forever.   As we take a moment to remember the victims & honor the heroes of that tragic day – let us also remind ourselves how we, as a nation, came together after the attack – and how, to this day, unity remains our greatest strength.

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    Sep 11

    We must never forget the heroes of Flight 93 whose courage & sacrifice saved countless lives – and whose actions likely prevented an even bigger tragedy from occurring.

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    Sep 11

    20 years ago today, at this very moment – 9:03 a.m. ET – the course of our nation’s history changed forever.   We must never forget the victims we lost on that tragic day. We must never forget the bravery of our first responders who rushed into a burning building to save others.

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    Sep 11

    Today we remember all those we lost on the 20th anniversary of 9/11: husbands, wives, parents, friends, neighbors, coworkers. We will never forget the bravery of our first responders who gave their lives to save others.

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    Sep 11

    To our servicemembers who answered the call to serve their country in the years following 9/11 – thank you. Your service and sacrifice will never be forgotten. Two decades later, our world has changed but the strength and resiliency of the American spirit is stronger than ever.

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    Sep 11

    The horrific events of 9/11 remain a vivid & painful memory. I think often of the families who have had to live on with the devastation or loss of a loved one from that day. From the ashes rose courage of many Americans, particularly first responders who saved countless lives.

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    Sep 11

    20 years ago, Americans started our day like any other only to find our worlds shattered by mid-morning as the terrorist attacks of 9/11 played out. We remember and mourn those we lost in New York City, in a field in Pennsylvania, and at the Pentagon.

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    Sep 11

    On the 20th anniversary of 9/11, we must challenge ourselves to look back—for the sake of our children and theirs. We must also look toward the future. Because in the end, that's what the 40 passengers and crew members of Flight 93 were fighting for: Their future, and ours.

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    Sep 11

    Today marks the 20th anniversary of 9/11 ​​– a tragedy that remains close to our hearts. It’s a solemn reminder of the innocent lives we lost & an opportunity to honor the hundreds of first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

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    Sep 11

    Today, on the 20th anniversary of September 11, 2001, we remember those we lost twenty years ago and honor those who answered the call to defend our country following the attacks.

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    Sep 11

    We never forget. We never forget the children who have grown up without parents. Parents who have suffered without children. Husbands and wives who had to find a way forward without their partners. Brothers, sisters, loved ones. Jill and I hold you close in our hearts.

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    Sep 11

    Today we remember those lost 20 years ago and the tremendous courage of the first responders who stepped forward to help on that fateful day. To the families of 9/11, survivors, first responders, veterans and service members: We stand with you, today and always.

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    Sep 11

    On this day 20 years ago, 2,966 Americans started their day like it was any other. Today, we honor their lives and stand with those they left behind. The events of 9/11 changed my life, and the life of so many others. We must .

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    Sep 11

    20 years ago today our country was changed forever. Today we remember and honor all those lost on September 11, 2001, including the many first responders who died on that day and in the years since. I wish their families peace today.

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