COLORADO
Priorities
Where I Stand
People in rural and small-town Colorado are fed up with politics. They look around and wonder what officials in Washington DC and Denver are doing, because they sure aren’t focusing on issues that matter to us. Politicians consistently overlook the needs of rural and working-class communities who are the backbone of our country.
A rural approach to rural problems is what Washington is lacking. In rural communities and small towns, we look out for each other and work together to solve problems. We believe in fairness and respect, and we honor tradition.
Most politicians don’t get this. They don’t understand it’s harder out here. We’re frustrated with gas and grocery prices, healthcare and housing costs, and wages not keeping pace with inflation. We don’t get our fair share of resources and we’re ignored. But the government isn’t focused on this. They work to line the pockets of big corporations that profit from raising costs on working-class and rural folks.
I will work tirelessly in Congress for everyone in our district — as tirelessly as I’ve traveled the district while campaigning — to ensure our many diverse counties have a voice. I’ll work to secure investments not only in our infrastructure and communities, but in our traditions as well, so we can ensure our way of life continues for generations to come.
What Voters Need to Know
Voters need information about Adam Frisch as a mainstream Colorado businessman who will bring people together and work across party lines to put Colorado water, Colorado energy, Colorado Jobs and the people of rural Colorado first.
When Adam gets to Congress, he will work hard on the issues facing rural Colorado. In Congress, Adam will represent all constituents of Colorado’s Third District, regardless of political affiliation, never giving credence to divisive labels those outside Colorado use when they describe voters in rural America.