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Spencer Swalm earns big endorsements

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Contributed by: Debbie Brown on 10/17/2006

Congratulations to our friend and House District 37 Candidate, Spencer Swalm, for earning endorsements from both the Rocky Mountain News and the Denver Post. Spencer will bring common-sense solutions to the State Capitol while representing all neighbors in Centennial. Spencer has extensive experience with health insurance and transportation issues.

While his opponent's major claim to fame is encouraging parents to keep their kids home on CSAP day, Spencer understands that strong and accountable schools are important for kids and parents in Colorado.

Spencer gets our vote because of his common-sense views on issues that are important to our family.

Debbie and Bret Brown

Centennial

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Debbie Brown

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