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DENVER ~ In a heartfelt tribute, Colorado Governor Jared Polis praised former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi as she announced her retirement from Congress. Gov. Polis, who had previously served alongside Speaker Pelosi for ten years in the United States Congress, highlighted their successful collaboration in passing transformative laws such as the Affordable Care Act, the Every Student Succeeds Act, and ending Don't Ask Don't Tell.
Expressing his gratitude for her friendship and leadership, Gov. Polis commended Speaker Pelosi for her unwavering dedication to serving the country with dignity. As the first woman to hold the position of Speaker of the House, she not only broke barriers but also left a lasting impact on American politics.
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Under her guidance, significant strides were made in expanding healthcare, civil rights, and educational opportunities while also helping the nation recover from economic hardships. Gov. Polis also acknowledged Speaker Pelosi's role in mentoring members of her caucus to become effective representatives and inspiring generations of Americans to reach their full potential.
While recognizing Speaker Pelosi's historic achievement as the first woman to serve as House Speaker, Gov. Polis emphasized that she will not be the last. Her legacy will continue to inspire future generations of leaders to fight for what they believe in and make a positive impact on society.
As Gov. Polis bids farewell to his former colleague and friend, he joins countless others in thanking Nancy Pelosi for her remarkable service and wishing her all the best in her future endeavors.
Expressing his gratitude for her friendship and leadership, Gov. Polis commended Speaker Pelosi for her unwavering dedication to serving the country with dignity. As the first woman to hold the position of Speaker of the House, she not only broke barriers but also left a lasting impact on American politics.
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Under her guidance, significant strides were made in expanding healthcare, civil rights, and educational opportunities while also helping the nation recover from economic hardships. Gov. Polis also acknowledged Speaker Pelosi's role in mentoring members of her caucus to become effective representatives and inspiring generations of Americans to reach their full potential.
While recognizing Speaker Pelosi's historic achievement as the first woman to serve as House Speaker, Gov. Polis emphasized that she will not be the last. Her legacy will continue to inspire future generations of leaders to fight for what they believe in and make a positive impact on society.
As Gov. Polis bids farewell to his former colleague and friend, he joins countless others in thanking Nancy Pelosi for her remarkable service and wishing her all the best in her future endeavors.
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