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Ken Salazar Returning to Colorado

by KREX News Room
by Danielle Kreutter

Story Created: Jan 16, 2013 at 12:50 PM MDT

Story Updated: Jan 16, 2013 at 4:11 PM MDT

WASHINGTON Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar announced on Wednesday that he will return back to Colorado and leave the department by the end of March.

Salazar has served Colorado and the nation for 14 continuous years as Colorado Attorney General, United States Senator, and as the 50th Secretary of the US Department of the Interior.

In a statement, Salazar said, "Colorado is and will always be my home. I look forward to returning to my family and Colorado after eight years in Washington.... I am forever grateful to President Obama for his friendship in the US Senate and the opportunity we gave me to serve as a member of his cabinet during this historic presidency."

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Opinionated said on Friday, Jan 18 at 9:47 AM

He is as welcome as a case of the clap. At least one of the two can be made to go away.

Patriot said on Thursday, Jan 17 at 10:40 AM

We do not want this guy back in Colorado. Mainly not on the western slope!!!!!!!!

Me2.0 said on Wednesday, Jan 16 at 5:12 PM

He should be going to prison. But in the grand scheme of things, he belongs here thus state is turning into DC light.

Disgusted said on Wednesday, Jan 16 at 1:54 PM

In my opinion this hidious socialist should face criminal charges for all of the lives he has ruined, all to advance the false crisis of the green energy flim-flam.

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