Bennet’s Fall Break

Bennet, Democrats go on vacation without passing budget, creating jobs or controlling spending. 

DENVER—The new fiscal year starts tomorrow, Oct. 1, but Congress fled Washington, D.C. today without passing a budget or extending the Bush tax cuts.  Democrats like Michael Bennet hope that extra time on the campaign trail will make Americans forget about their abysmal record of big spending and high unemployment. 

DENVER—Rasmussen Reports released a new poll showing Republican U.S. Senate candidate Ken Buck leading appointed Sen. Michael Bennet 51 percent to 43 percent.  

The survey was taken of 750 likely voters in Colorado and was conducted on Sept. 27, with a margin of error of 4 percent. 

Bennet a No-Show at 92% of Senior Citizen Hearings
Bennet skips Social Security, senior hearings--even when they're in Colorado

DENVER—Senator Michael Bennet has trouble with attendance. Yesterday, it was revealed that he wants to limit debates with Republican Senate candidate Ken Buck. Now Coloradans are learning that Bennet is ditching work.

Buck Calls on Bennet to Pledge No New Taxes in Lame Duck

Harry Reid's late-night announcement opens door to Thanksgiving tax hikes

DENVER—Republican Senate nominee Ken Buck called on appointed Senator Michael Bennet to pledge to vote against tax hikes in a post-election session of Congress.  Buck sought reassurance from the Appointed Senator after a late-night announcement by Senator Harry Reid on Thursday that opens the door to tax hikes during the lame-duck session.

On Card Check, Bennet continues to stonewall voters

Denver, CO—Republican U.S. Senate candidate Ken Buck continues to lead appointed Sen. Michael Bennet according to the latest  CNN-Time-Opinion Research poll.

The survey taken of 860 likely voters shows Buck leading Bennet 49 percent to 44 percent with a 2.5 percent margin of error. 

“It’s time for Congress to empower small business”
 

Denver, CO—Republican U.S. Senate candidate Ken Buck joined the American Family Business Institute and owner of Centennial Containers, Jim  and Cathy Noon, to call for a permanent repeal of the Death Tax.

In 2009, Congress voted to repeal the Death tax until January 1, 2011.  Buck called for a permanent repeal—

DEBATE

Buck: “We Need Jobs!”

Bennet: Tax-Cuts Brought Us into the Economic Recession

Colorado Springs, CO—U.S. Senate candidates Ken Buck and Michael Bennet went head-to-head in the KOAA-NBC Colorado Springs Gazette debate, the second of the General Election. 

“I’ll do what’s right for Colorado, not the big spenders in Washington.”

Denver, CO—Ken Buck, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, posted his first spot of the general election today.  The ad, titled “Unfair,” calls out appointed Sen. Michael Bennet for his “misleading” and “unfair” attacks against Buck.