Debra Irvine Will Not Cut Spending

Debra Irvine is registered as a Republican, but she talks like a liberal Democrat.  Debra's quotes about how she will support big government.

  Debra Irvine believes in an overbearing nanny state:
We need to defend reasonable regulations ...

  Conservatives who would like a tax cut will need to pay for the cut through reduced spending.  That won't be happening with Debra Irvine, because Debra Irvine believes in big budgets and big government spending:
... asked where she's prepared to take an ax to the state budget if elected, her answer is simple: she'd rather not. 

  Debra also thinks the government should tax everyone to pay for advertising.  Why not allow those companies who need advertising to do their own advertising?  Government-funded advertising, as promoted by Debra Irvine, is a subsidy to favored industries:
She said she would be a strong advocate for tourism in Denver ...

  There are plenty of choices on the ballot for big-government spenders.  Conservative Republicans should take a pass over big-government Debra Irvine.

Nanny-Government Debra Irvine

Debra Irvine does not believe in individual liberties and individual responsibilities.  Debra believes in a big-government nanny state, and she manipulates statistics as talking points.  Debra Irvine will work against the will of the people of the State of Colorado, who passed a medical marijuana initiative over a decade ago.

Her local paper lets Debra Irvine describe how she is a big government liberal:
Irvine cited an increase in the number of school suspensions and expulsions this year because of the use or possession of marijuana. She is concerned Colorado will become a distribution center, because we will be the only state in the nation that will have legalized marijuana.

Note the allegation of an increase, without citing any real statistics.  Her concern about the State becoming a distribution center shows that instead of thinking of the State, she will be thinking about the federal government.  Is she running for state house or is this a stepping stone for her to achieve a bigger throne and bigger crown?