East Arapahoe News

Rep. Jason Crow, who is currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Colorado's 6th district, has expressed his views on various topics in recent tweets. These tweets, spanning topics from tariffs to political accountability, reflect his legislative focus and stance on national issues. Crow, who succeeded Mike Coffman in 2019, regularly engages on social media to voice his opinions and connect with his constituents.

On April 10, 2025, Crow addressed economic policies by stating, "Tariffs are taxes on working Americans." This brief assertion underscores his position regarding the impact of tariffs on the general population, indicating a possible critique of current trade or economic policy.

In a tweet dated April 11, 2025, Rep. Crow commented on a completed construction project, clarifying his contributions and calling for accountability regarding credits claimed by officials. He tweeted, "This project finished construction long before you started, @SecVetAffairs. In 2021, I helped pass a law naming the project after Lt. Col. Mosley. In 2023, I joined local leaders to dedicate the facility. Take credit for things you've actually done – like wrongly firing VA", addressing apparent discrepancies in credit attribution within recent political discussions.

Later on the same day, Crow expressed his views on political courage with a pointed statement directed at his Republican colleagues. He wrote, "I don’t give a damn what Republicans quietly whisper to me about Donald Trump anymore. If you don’t have the courage to stand up and fight for the people you represent—you don’t belong in office." This highlights Crow’s demand for transparency and integrity in political service.

Jason Crow, born in Madison, Wisconsin, in 1979, now lives in Aurora, Colorado. He earned a BA from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, in 2002, and a JD from the University of Denver in 2009, grounding his political career with a comprehensive educational background.