Trump pledges to be in Colorado ‘a lot’ for Sen. Gardner; retweets Rep. Buck

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO – JULY 29: Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump flashes a thumps up at the Gallogly Event Center on the campus of the University of Colorado on July 29, 2016 in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The Trump rally came the day after Hillary Clinton accepted the Democratic nomination for president. (Photo by Joe Mahoney/Getty Images)

by: Joe St. George

Posted: Dec 12, 2019 / 12:15 PM MST

Updated: Dec 12, 2019 / 02:22 PM MST

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DENVER — President Donald Trump has committed to being in Colorado “a lot” during a White House event Thursday.

“We will be in Colorado a lot, actually,” Trump said at a paid family leave event.

VIDEO: Trump commits to being in Colorado "a lot" during 2020. Commits to helping @CoryGardner get reelected. Comments made at a White House event this morning. #copolitics #cosen pic.twitter.com/0vCW1eht9H

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“We have a great senator in Colorado, we have to get him extended. I’ll be there a lot,” Trump said about Sen. Cory Gardner.

Trump’s praise of Gardner is helpful for Gardner’s reelection support among Trump supporters in the state. The president is above 90 percent support among the Republican base in Colorado.

The praise is also a blessing for Democrats in Colorado, who plan on connecting Gardner to Trump in an effort to defeat him.

Meanwhile, Trump took time to retweet Congressman Ken Buck Thursday. Buck sits on the House Judiciary Committee and has been critical of the impeachment process.