Sage Naumann
Labeled a “useful idiot” by some and “a rising star” by others, Sage Naumann is a Colorado-based political professional, graphic designer, amateur film photographer, web consultant, cigar aficionado, vaper, and conservative commentator. Raised in Carlsbad, California, Sage, his wife Sara, and their cat Groucho, moved to Colorado where Sage works in the Colorado State Capitol as the Communications Director for the Colorado Senate Republicans. Sage also operates Naumann Consulting, a digital design, advertising, and strategy firm.
Sage In The News
9NEWS: Governor Polis’ office pressured journalists to delete unfavorable story
Democratic Governor Jared Polis’ spokesman asked two small town newspapers to unpublish an unflattering but accurate story about the Polis administration. The newspapers ultimately refused. The article detailed Polis’ creation of a “third new taxpayer-funded office” during his first term. …
DAILY CALLER: Democratic Governor Pressured Local News Organizations To Take Down Factually Accurate Story
The Sept. 4 story from the nonprofit news outlet The Center Square covered Polis’s creation of a third taxpayer-funded office in 2019 and included comments from Colorado Senate GOP spokesman Sage Naumann mocking “Democrats’ insistence on creating a new layer …
CBS DENVER: Climate Change Strike: Coloradans Of All Ages Join Student Protests
But not everyone at the event agreed with proposed methods to reduce global warming. Sage Naumann, the communications director for the Colorado Senate Republicans said, “This is a group that is advocating for the end of coal and natural gas …
Sage’s Opinions
THE PODIUM | Colorado’s economic success doesn’t need a nudge from the guv
In 1996, a young Colorado entrepreneur had the foresight to take his parents’ greeting card business online and the charming if not annoying e-cards were born. That entrepreneur, Jared Polis, was just 24 years old when that company was sold …
THE PODIUM | GOP’s slowdown saved Colorado from some bad policy
Rampant with quixotic legislation, procedural gamesmanship, long-winded attorneys, and blizzard buffoonery, this past session of the Colorado General Assembly would have been quite entertaining if not so potentially devastating. As Democrats in the legislature take a victory lap — claiming …
Guest Post: Who fought for teacher pay during the 2019 session?
If you think back to April of 2018, you may remember a sea of red-shirt-clad teachers, armed with creative signage and megaphones, storming the state Capitol to demand an increase in their salaries. They lobbied lawmakers, sat in the hallways, …