111 Quotes About Colorado

Colorado is losing the equivalent of five family farms every week. Loss of farm lands impacts the environment, the economy and the very landscapes that define us as a state.

We all did a hint of a Western accent, everybody's was a little different, mine was not supposed to be Texas, so I kind of did a Colorado accent.

What an irony it is, the senator from Colorado objects to a simple resolution,

Colorado feels much different than Southern California. There are just subtle things that you wouldn't pick up on unless you had been there.

I was born in Colorado and grew up in Pennsylvania with family in Texas and Oklahoma.

At least we're not getting the double whammy of a lot of states, places like Colorado and California.

There is no question that county and state dollars will have to be used. It's just hard to imagine that the state of Colorado can come up with $30 (million) or $40 million.

What's happening on the Colorado River is happening all over the world. The water is overused, overdammed, and it's polluted in some places.

Pueblo has always seen itself as this poor, red-headed stepchild, while Colorado Springs holds all money and power. Today, the fight happens to be about water.