Why am I running to become Governor of Colorado? Because I believe Colorado's best days are still ahead of us.

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I'm Eric Mulder, and I'm a proud military veteran. Serving in Afghanistan as a chaplain's assistant taught me that America works because people from every background can unite around a common mission. The military is made up of cowboys, city dwellers, lifelong residents, recent transplants, and people of every race, faith, and political belief. Despite our differences, we worked together because the mission came first. I believe Colorado deserves that same spirit of shared purpose.

 

To meet the challenges ahead, we must change the way government measures success. Programs should be judged by the outcomes they deliver, not the dollars they spend. Government should be held accountable when it falls short and willing to learn from what works. Communities should have the freedom to solve their own challenges because the people closest to those challenges usually understand them best.

 

Government's job is to create the conditions for success, not stand in its way. This campaign is built on three principles: accountability, affordability, and abundance –the belief that we can produce what is needed - and MORE - to meet the demands of tomorrow. Together, we can build a Colorado where government respects your rights, spends your tax dollars wisely, empowers communities to solve problems, and delivers results that improve people's lives.

 

I believe Colorado's future won't be built by an ineffective, overly intrusive government. It will be built by millions of Coloradans strengthening their communities, solving problems together, and proving that when government gets the incentives right, there is no limit to what we can accomplish.