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Hey Colorado, let's take a look at the Democrat Primary Fight! One Main Street Colorado is at it again! They've pumped at least $275,000 into three different Political Committees to elect their preferred Democratic candidates! If you are registered Democrat or Unaffiliated, you may have received Mailers or seen ads from "Colorado Mountain Progressives," "Fighting for a Better Aurora," or "Promoting Progressive Women." Full breakdown in the video below.

At the RMGO banquet tonight!!!! Great to be surrounded by so many fun loving patriots 🇺🇸🇺🇸

@FreeStateColor1 Logan County: Yellow=Unaffiliated; Green=Republican

At the @RMGOColorado banquet and ran into Troy Vanderhule, candidate for Colorado House District 14!

Wildlife in Colorado has become a political issue. Of course, wolves have been the biggest controversy in recent years, but Colorado voters have also seen an attempt to ban mountain lion hunting statewide and a ban on the sale of fur in Denver. And the controversy is continuing in 2026! Thankfully we have Savana Kascak, @SKascak1776 a political journalist for Complete Colorado @CompleteCO Savana has been covering the latest stories regarding Colorado’s wildlife controversies. In this video, Savana shares information from her recent articles, highlighting a proposed ban on prairie dog hunting, a citizen-led initiative to enshrine the right to hunt and fish in Colorado, the Federal Government’s request for public comment on the wolf scheme and the recent rejection by the State Senate of the Governor’s nominees for the the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission.

At the @RMGOColorado banquet!

Jamie Koch believes that "Government works for the People, not the political establishment!" I ran into her at a recent political event in Colorado Springs. @jkoch2000

I went to the local Drag Queen Storytime, so you didn't have to. I wanted to see who was putting on the event & funding it. I met Eli from Parasol Patrol & Clark from the Arvada Center. Clark claims that this was funded by the Arvada Center Non-profit & NOT tax dollars. However, that's not entirely true. They DO receive public funds via tax dollars! The Arvada Center for the Arts & Humanities (a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Arvada, Colorado) receives public funds. Its primary public funding sources include: •Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD): This is a voter-approved regional sales tax district (0.1% tax) across seven Colorado counties that distributes public tax dollars to arts, culture, and science organizations. The Arvada Center is a Tier II SCFD-funded organization and has received major funding from it—for example, about 9% of its revenue in FY24. It actively supports SCFD reauthorization and is listed among SCFD’s funded partners. •City of Arvada: The Center has a longstanding public partnership with the City of Arvada (it originated as a city-supported initiative). The city is explicitly listed among its key supporters on the Center’s website, alongside SCFD. Historical records and position descriptions reference ongoing relationships and city involvement. The Center’s own website highlights these public supporters (with logos for SCFD and the City of Arvada) and notes that, as a nonprofit, it also relies on private philanthropic donations, ticket sales, sponsorships, and other earned revenue. It maintains a grant writer on staff and has received or been eligible for various grants over time (though it has stated it is not currently receiving direct National Endowment for the Arts funding). Financial filings (e.g., Form 990 data via ProPublica) show “contributions” (which include grants from public and private sources), making up a significant portion of revenue, alongside program service revenue. In short, while the Center depends on a mix of public and private support, it clearly receives public funds through SCFD (tax-supported) and the City of Arvada.

Honestly, what type of lunatic sits around planning events and says "You know what we need? Drag Queen Storytime for children".

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@RonGoldber79121 @ForestMommy Agreed!

@ForestMommy @FreeStateColor1 If they are too dangerous to allow them to own a firearm, should they be out of jail in the first place?

I know it's a hot take, but if you served your time and paid your debt to society, then you should have your 2A rights restored... Of course, I have no idea about this guy or what did. Maybe he deserves to still be in jail, but that's a different conversation...

Have a Super Saturday Colorado! One of the biggest fallacies in our modern society is the belief that rights are granted to us by the government... In reality, government does not grant us any rights... Our rights are inherent to who we are. Our rights are God-given or if you prefer, given to us by Nature's God. The foundational principle of our country is "that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights." Politicians and government supremacists want you to believe that you have no rights, except what the politicians grant to you. No politician or government agent can take your rights away... all they can do is infringe on your rights. Your rights don't go away just because some bureaucrat says so. This is also why it's ridiculous to say a person has a "right to healthcare, education, food, etc." You don't have the right to force someone else to provide you with anything... Since government cannot grant you rights, they can't grant you the right to someone else's labor!

Quick question, 3 ballots in my home. All at the same address. 2 registered Republicans and 1 Unaffiliated voter. Guess which one is the Unaffiliated voter. @ArapahoeCounty why is the Unaffiliated ballot a different color? Are Republican ballots being flagged? Is it Unaffiliated ballots being flagged? What does a Democrats ballot look like? Honest questions here. @ArapahoeClerk

Michael Dougherty let a man go free who admitted to possessing child p**n and brought dildos to have s*x with a 13-year-old He’s running for Colorado Attorney General. The election is in two weeks.

Colorado seems to have more than our fair share of tragedy. But what makes this horrible death of a young woman even more tragic is that it was avoidable. And what makes this tragedy newsworthy is the fact that the Larimer County Coroner seemingly covered up important details by redacting the autopsy report. It took over a year and a legal battle to the get the full unredacted autopsy released. In this video, Brandon explains what happened and draws connections to some of the biggest players in Colorado politics.

In their quest to make East Denver impossible to traverse efficiently, the City is exploring converting 13th and 14th from one-way to two-way streets. I would have supported this pre-Colfax BRT. Sadly, we need 13th and 14th to remain 3 lanes and one-way in order to handle the volume displaced by Colfax. Do you live in the area? Take CHUN’s survey and weigh in. tinyurl.com/CHUN-survey

@MikeRlog Cheating can be a lot simpler than people think...

@FreeStateColor1 lol, in California they had a hole in the envelope that showed how you voted ( or didn’t vote) for the redistricting issue. If you covered the hole the ballot was rejected. Another “gold standard” election system….

This isn't right... Republican voters have an orange return envelope for their ballot. Unaffiliated voters have an purple return envelope. If someone wanted to tamper with ballots, this makes it easier... Why not just use the same return envelope for everyone?

Anyone else in Arapahoe County? What color is your ballot return envelope?

Montrose County...