About Ronnie:

Ronnie is a Colorado Native, born in Denver, his family has lived in Denver for over 110 years. He has lived in House District 5 for over two decades and he has seen a lot of changes over the last 20 years. To say he has a special connection with the city would be an understatement.

Ronnie is not a politician, and not tied to unions or special interests groups.

Ronnie is a Licensed Mortgage Broker, specializing in Residential Lending. Assisting families with their home loans gives him a unique opportunity to help those who need it most. He has the opportunity to speak with families about their concerns and sees how the economy affects them first hand.

Ronnie is also an Actor, Artist, Musician, and Singer Song Writer. He has created and performed in improvisational groups, performed with national touring bands, and in music videos. He produced events with hundreds of performers for tens of thousands of people and knows how to collaborate with others. Ronnie enjoys writing, especially comedies satires, screenplays, and poetry.

Ronnie has the creativity of an artist with the professional common sense of a Businessman. He is an entrepreneur, who understands what it takes to make a business successful, and how to create jobs.

He believes that everyone should have the opportunity to pursue economic freedom and families should have access to the best education possible.

"We have two choices with government. More government or less government. I'm for a less intrusive government and more self determination for the citizens of our great state. Rising taxes and the cost of energy, chases away businesses, resulting in higher unemployment which hurts every family in Colorado."

Ronnie believes the current administration's position of tax and spend is out of control, and Colorado is facing what the University of Denver's Center for Colorado's Economic Future has described as an "Economic Tsunami" - a $1.5 billion budget gap.

Ronnie is running for State Representative House District 5 and his goal is to bring COMMON SENSE to the State Legislature.