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Learn more about Jessica through her podcast and TV appearences!
Learn more about Jessica through her podcast and TV appearences!
Jessica Killin speaks out against Jeff Crank’s continued support for the Iran War, his inability to address the affordability crisis, and his lack of engagement with the people of El Paso County.
Jessica Killin discusses her background as a child of public school teachers in Colorado Springs who then served in the Army. She criticizes Jeff Crank for his fealty to Donald Trump, his inability to produce results in Congress, and his unwillingness to speak to his constituents. Jessica also speaks on the changing demographics of CD-5, her experience working in congressional offices, her goals for addressing the affordability crisis, and the importance of prioritizing real results over performative politics.
Jessica Killin discusses why she’s running for Congress and the importance of putting people over partisanship. She also voices her disapproval of Jeff Crank’s economic policies and why she’s committed to showing up for her constituents, unlike Crank. Lastly, Jessica speaks to Crank’s failure to keep Space Command in Colorado and her concerns about the Iran War.
Jessica Killin talks about her background growing up in Colorado Springs, serving in the Army, her career at USAA, and her public service and leadership work in D.C. She discusses the affordability crisis, from healthcare and childcare to gas and groceries. Jessica then explains how her military experience shapes her criticism of the Iran War and the need for Congress to take its power back from the Executive Branch.
Jessica Killin talks about her background growing up in Colorado Springs, serving in the Army, her career at USAA, and her public service and leadership work in D.C. She goes on to discuss why Colorado’s 5th can flip for the first time and how her campaign can do it. Jessica speaks on the importance of fiscal responsibility and criticizes Jeff Crank’s record of voting to sell off public lands, supporting Pete Hegseth, and voting for H.R. 1. Lastly, she shares her plan to continue engaging with the community once in office and her intentions to work across the aisle.
Jessica Killin shares that she is pretty furious about the skyrocketing gas prices due to the ongoing war with Iran. She also expresses her frustrations with the cost of living crisis, Jeff Crank’s lack of action on these issues, and the importance of flipping the House this November. Jessica later discusses how her background in the military and private sector has informed her pragmatism and the importance of members of Congress engaging in their communities.
Jessica Killin speaks on how her military experience informs her concerns around the Iran War and what she’s hearing from constituents about the affordability crisis. She argues against the idea that the GOP has ownership over patriotism and criticizes Jeff Crank for his unwillingness to stand up to Donald Trump and have conversations with people who disagree with him. Lastly, Jessica and Katie examine the impact of the national debt on the economy.
Jessica Killin discusses her ideas for healthcare reform and the need to bring affordable childcare to El Paso County. She then speaks about her military experience and criticizes Pete Hegseth’s actions regarding women's presence in the military. Jessica lastly discusses her housing and energy policies.
Jessica Killin speaks about the need to elect members of Congress who will put people over politics and the importance of fiscal responsibility when it comes to tariffs and the national debt. She then discusses Jeff Crank voting to cover up the Epstein Files and his refusal to meet with constituents. Lastly, Jessica talks about her pragmatism and focusing on real results.
Jessica Killin discusses her background growing up in Colorado Springs, serving in the Army, her career at USAA, and her public service and leadership work in D.C. She expands on her unique ability to talk with people who disagree with her and the importance of engaging with your community. Jessica talks about how her experience working in Congress shapes her ideas for ethics reforms and her frustrations with Jeff Crank not doing the hard work to represent CD-5 effectively.