Denver Republicans

A Republican state senator fought to keep these jobs in Colorado, but the bill was killed. Now nearly 800 Coloradans are losing their jobs.

Denver City Council 2027 Budget Priorities, Part 3 Address Denver’s Housing Needs 🚩Fiscal red flag. The first bullet point urges the Mayor to fund Temporary Rental and Utility Assistance (TRUA) based on need for the last two years. ▫️This is a fiscal red flag because the primary source of funding for TRUA in recent years is the now-expired federal ARPA funds. To maintain funding levels will require significant new general fund dollars. ▫️Also, is the last two years the appropriate measure? Given that captures the newcomer surge, I’m not sure. Also, need for assistance will always exceed available funds, especially as utility costs rise. This has the potential to starve other budget priorities if not reined in. 🚩The second bullet is another cost increase. I believe in 2027 the property tax rebate program will finally be restricted to homeowners. Now Council wants to create a new mortgage assistance fund. I’m not saying it’s not a need, and there are certainly federal mortgage assistance programs. Is it prudent to create a City fund? I’m not sure. More detail needed. As always, any City funds giving out cash and rebates come without restrictions that tax dollars be expended only on those living in Denver with legal status. I’m not a fan, for a host of reasons. Aside: Council’s approach to affordability needs never seeks to eliminate policies that increase costs. No, they seek always to extract more and redistribute, further squeezing the middle class. ▫️I look forward to hearing more about the proposed family shelter, its mission, costs, scope, etc. ▫️I’m very curious about the goal to “fund and implement recommendations from the Residential Health Stakeholder Group.” There is no info about this group or its recommendations on the City’s website. My search on Legistar for 2025 and 2026 yielded nothing. I emailed DDPHE requesting a report or details on the recommendations. I’ll update when I receive them.

🇺🇸 Vice President @JDVance is coming to Denver this Thursday, May 28. Doors open at 10:30 AM. Remarks at 12:30 PM. 📍 ATTP — 1350 W 62nd Pkwy, Denver, CO 80221 Registration required. One ticket per person, first come, first served. RSVP 👉 ovp.nucleuspages.com/events/vice-pr…

If Spencer Pratt wins in LA and finally cracks down on the drug addicts destroying our streets, Denver could become their #1 destination. Our city’s soft policies already act like The addicts won’t disappear, they’ll just move to places like Denver.

The Denver GOP honors the heroes who never came home, and the Gold Star families who bear that loss every day. May we live worthy of their sacrifice.

@KyleClark Colorado has uniquely positioned itself to receive up to $50 million in federal funding for its new ibogaine research pilot program. Those funds are controlled by the @US_FDA Secretary Kennedy and President Trump.

Governor Polis' first press conference since he granted clemency to Tina Peters focused on healthy foods. POLIS: "While I chew on the carrot, any questions?" (reporters asked about Peters/clemency) POLIS: "I'm going to finish chewing my carrot."

TONIGHT! 🍔 Casual Denver Meet & Greet at My Brother’s Bar (6 PM). Come meet the Republicans running to represent Denver in 2026 over burgers, drinks, and real conversations. We’re inside in the back room — everyone’s welcome. See you there!

Denver Gazette reports DPS Board of Education unanimously voted to fire French teacher Jennifer Honka from Northeast Early College after an administrative law judge found her classroom skits involving same-gender kissing scenarios constituted incompetence and neglect of duty.

Denver’s war on natural gas just went full sewage: $300M+ to heat buildings with wastewater while banning reliable gas heating. They’re replacing a working steam system with an experimental “geothermal network” — all in the name of climate ideology. npr.org/2026/05/20/nx-…

Join us 6PM on Thursday at My Brother's Bar for beer, burgers, and real conversations with candidates running for office in Denver in 2026. Hope you can swing by! @GOPDenver

Join us Friday, May 1st at Morning Story for breakfast with @KevinJGrantham — Fremont County Commissioner, former CO Senate President, and our 2026 candidate for Colorado State Treasurer. 🕢 Doors at 7:30 AM | Program at 8:00 AM ☕ Come early, grab breakfast, and bring a friend!

What a day at the Colorado GOP State Assembly! I’m still processing it all, but one thing stands out: the incredible quality of our people. A heartfelt thank you to the volunteers who arrived early and worked tirelessly checking folks in, the delegates who waited patiently through long lines, and every Republican across Colorado who participated with purpose — we are truly blessed. At the same time, we experienced a significant administrative failure that never should have happened. Check-in that was supposed to run by county was switched to alphabetical order, badges weren’t printed, and one logistical snag turned into a domino effect of delays and errors that tested us all. To every delegate, every volunteer, and every Colorado Republican who expected better from us — We let you down, and I apologize. This wasn’t the standard our party deserves. We must do better, and we will. Let’s treat this as a hard but necessary lesson. It’s time to reflect, fix the process, and come back stronger.

Getting ready for the Colorado GOP Assembly as it’s about to kick off. In a state that’s been drifting left for years, this is where real conservatives roll up our sleeves and fight to take our party—and our state—back. No more surrender.

🌸 Happy Easter from the Denver GOP! 🌸 As we celebrate the hope, renewal, and faith that Easter represents, we’re reminded of the enduring values that make America strong — faith, family, freedom, and the promise of a brighter tomorrow.

Thank you to two of our wonderful GOP Candidates for US Senate, State Sen. Baisley and Dr. Joshi, for speaking at our monthly @GOPDenver First Friday Breakfast! 🙏 We’re grateful for your inspiring words, thoughtful discussion, and the vision you shared for Colorado’s future.

RT @ashley_troxell: Join us for breakfast featuring two of Colorado’s leading Republican voices for U.S. Senate: Senator Mark Baisley and f…

RT @ashley_troxell: What a tremendous success today’s @GOPDenver County Assembly was! The energy, focus, and unity in the room were truly i…

🎈 **FOLLOW THE BALLOONS!** 🇺🇸 Denver County GOP Assembly TOMORROW at 9 AM Parking & entrance are in the BACK — We can’t wait to see you all there, patriots! Let’s pack the house and get fired up! 💪🔥 Drop a 🔥 below if you’re showing up!

Denver Public Schools admitted in federal court: ZERO immigration enforcement actions have EVER happened on school grounds. Yet they're laser-focused on a nonexistent threat while real problems—like failing academics, financial insolvency, and chronic absenteeism—go ignored.

@KDVR HB19-1263 (backed by Drug Policy Alliance) made possessing up to 4g of fentanyl a misdemeanor instead of felony. Overdoses: ~222 fentanyl deaths in 2019 → over 1,000+ in recent years. Biggest factor in Colorado's deadly drug crisis? This bill.

Boulder police chief speaks out on suspect's low bond after officer seriously injured kdvr.com/news/local/bou…