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@annbauerwriter Phil’s coffee Tesora - we order whole beans - no grassy taste - we like the chocolate caramel nutty notes. Our go to for several years now!

Give me great coffee recommendations, please. Whole bean, something I can order in bulk, single source or clean blend. Lots of body, low acid. Woodsy, blackberry, chocolate side - none of that hipster grapefruit 'zing', OK? Thank you!! 😘☕️

@JakeSherman @BillMelugin_ Why can’t they move the TSA under the ICE umbrella and pay them that way?

🚨🚨🚨BREAKING — TRUMP SAYS HES INSTRUCTING DHS TO PAY TSA

@Hickenlooper We were forced to - I would much rather vote in person

In 2025, 99% of Colorado Republicans used vote-by-mail to cast their ballots. President Trump’s SAVE America Act gets rid of universal mail-in voting.

@EricLDaugh Same in Colorado between Denver and Colorado Springs - both states that are in a deep hole fiscally

🚨 JUST IN: Many Californians are shocked and appalled that $114 MILLION has been spent so far on a bridge to nowhere themed around "wildlife" Taxpayers have now flooded TENS OF MILLIONS into the project, which is going WAY over budget. What a FAILURE.

🚨 After my last video exposing over $110 Million in fraud Tim Walz dropped his run for reelection and multiple federal investigations were launched to stop fraud across the country. In this 51 minute video David and I expose another $16 Million in fraud as Minnesota welfare programs continue to operate fraudulently and steal from law-abiding taxpayers, Like it and share it around everywhere! Accountability and the law must come for the fraudsters and corrupt politicians who have let this happen. The fraud must end.

🚨 Here is the full 42 minutes of my crew and I exposing Minnesota fraud, this might be my most important work yet. We uncovered over $110,000,000 in ONE day. Like it and share it around like wildfire! Its time to hold these corrupt politicians and fraudsters accountable We ALL work way too hard and pay too much in taxes for this to be happening, the fraud must be stopped.

Jared Polis, it's time to free Tina Peters!

@jsolomonReports Interesting timing since the shutdown is ending - just a distraction?

House Oversight Democrats release Epstein emails mentioning Trump justthenews.com/government/con…

@thegarybrecka What should you do to treat high LDL - family history of high cholesterol but no heart disease?

I want to answer all of your questions in an upcoming podcast episode... What do you want me to answer? Drop your questions below 👇🏻

@DrFrankTurek Yes - creation reveals the glory of God so man is without excuse!

Can those who never hear the Gospel message be saved? Why or why not?

@BasedMikeLee Freedom

In one sentence, describe what conservatives want

@matt_vanswol Don’t hug your workmate on the big screen

@ErichP @ponomo1 @GovernorShapiro usnews.com/news/best-stat…

2014 - 2023 Crime -- down in most categories 👇 Revenue - $20bln sales not to cartels and $3bln taxes Jobs - 40,000 But "heard of Aurora" wins the day 😭 Official data sources, such as the Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Colorado Department of Public Safety, track crime rates within the state. Regarding crime trends since 2014 (the year adult-use cannabis was legalized in Colorado), various reports indicate: 1. **Overall Crime**: Crime rates in Colorado have actually dropped in certain categories since 2014, although this can vary by region and by crime type. 2. **Property Crime**: Property crimes, particularly burglary and larceny-theft, accounted for a large portion of reported incidents. Some studies suggest that these crimes have remained relatively stable or slightly decreased, although this correlates with broader trends and is not solely attributed to cannabis legalization. 3. **Drug-Related Crimes**: Drug offenses did increase post-legalization, notably for other substances like methamphetamine and heroin, yet marijuana-related arrests dropped significantly. This is a reflection of the shift of marijuana consumption from illegal to legal channels. 4. **Violent Crime**: Some analysis suggests a slight uptick in violent crime per capita in Colorado in recent years, though it's challenging to isolate the impact of cannabis legalization due to multiple influencing factors such as population growth and other social dynamics. For an official and complete analysis, it is always recommended to check the most recent crime reports from official Colorado law enforcement agencies and academic studies on the relationship between cannabis legalization and crime. for 32 secondsAccording to official data from the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program and reports from the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, the picture isn’t black and white. In Colorado since 2014, property crimes have generally declined, while some categories of violent crime have seen modest increases. The trends can vary by region and specific offense type, so for a detailed, up-to-date breakdown, reviewing the FBI UCR and CBI annual reports is recommended.

Let’s not kid ourselves. Pennsylvanians who want to buy adult-use cannabis are just driving across the border to one of our five neighboring states where it's legal. Up to 60% of the customers at those stores just over the border are Pennsylvanians, and we’re losing out on an industry that will bring in $1.3 billion in new revenue to our Commonwealth. Let’s work together — Republicans and Democrats alike — and legalize adult-use cannabis.

Colorado Crime Rates Dampen the Rocky Mountain High | Best States | U.S. News usnews.com/news/best-stat…

Our auto insurance agent told us directly that our increased rates are due to accidents related to marijuana use. Colorado was the first state to legalize it so we have had the most time to feel the repercussions. Read some of the studies Alex Berenson has posted and see if you think it is good for your kids. And marijuana is only the beginning - now mushrooms are legal here. I have no skin in the game since I don’t live in Pennsylvania - if I had a choice tho I would love to not have it in my state.

@ErichP @ponomo1 @GovernorShapiro It doesn’t defund the cartels - they are just as active as ever. Heard of Aurora?

@ponomo1 @PfistLL @GovernorShapiro Explain how defunding cartels $100bln and moving into regulated, taxed, age verified and tax market "increase crime"....

@KRDO_13 now do natural gas

Colorado lawmakers are looking into giving nuclear energy the green light with a new bill that would designate it as clean energy. krdo.com/news/2025/02/1…

@CollinRugg ONLY??

NEW: Ukrainian President Zelensky says Ukraine has only received about $75 billion of the $177 billion in aid that was allegedly sent from the United States. "I don't know where all this money is… we never received it.” What?

@BasedMikeLee @TulsiGabbard You are fired!

In three words, what message do you have for senators who vote against @TulsiGabbard?