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Kyle Clark
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Kyle Clark
@KyleClark
Dad, husband, journalist. Helping the community raise $18M via 300+ weekly microgiving campaigns. @NextOn9NEWS, 9NEWS 9/10pm. Signal for tips: kyleclark.02
Denver, CO Katılım Temmuz 2008
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Congrats to Colorado prep legends Lauren and Sienna Betts. The UCLA Bruins defeat Texas, head to national Championship Game to face South Carolina on Sunday
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What a headline. Simple, factual, fascinating.
Hegseth Says U.S. Troops Are Fighting for Jesus. The Pope Disagrees. nytimes.com/2026/04/03/wor…
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That’s inaccurate. Given my recent weight gain, I am a sleazy medium-sized man.
VeteranDads@yetiwest
@KyleClark Kyle you are what is wrong with our country. You are a sleazy little man
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Hi @tubbtastic. Thank you for your feedback that I am a communist cuck who is responsible for the Denver City Park band stand fire. Suppose it’s only right that I’m responsible for the rebuilding effort. So, want to chip in $5? denverparktrust.networkforgood.com/projects/29827…
Tubbtastic@tubbtastic
@KyleClark You and your communist felons are responsible for the fire. Your complete failure to call out the single party system that’s been destroying Colorado for years shows what a partisan, talking puppet, cuck you are.
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Gutted to hear about the devastating mass firing at my former journalism home @wrtv. The newsroom was filled with dedicated, hardworking journalists who tried every day to make Indianapolis better. I know their loss will be felt. indystar.com/story/news/loc…
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We at SPJ Colorado Pro have lost our brother, our mentor, our ethical soul. We mourn the passing of longtime SPJ leader Fred Brown. Our hearts go out to Fred's wife, Mary, and all who knew and worked with him. Our chapter will have more to share soon.
denverpost.com/2026/04/02/fre…
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Remembering and honoring our dear friend and colleague Fred Brown.
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A judge last May wrongly decided that the Colorado Open Meetings Law did not apply to several Douglas County Commission meetings held outside of public view, the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled Thursday.
coloradofoic.org/court-of-appea…
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Most of our 300+ weekly microgiving campaigns have been outside Denver. @rccarlsonjr, I’d welcome your suggestions of impactful nonprofits elsewhere in Colorado that you support with your time and treasure. I’ll take a look at them for future campaigns.
Ⓥ Richard C@rccarlsonjr
@KyleClark I stopped giving in Denver a long time ago. Democrats allowed our city to be destroyed. Every single Democrat is rich and never helps anyone! Let them take all the money they make for our state and use that. Oh wait, that’s right, our state is broke.
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I can’t believe my parents gave me that middle name, but changing it would be so much paperwork
Carrie@CarrieB78357467
@KyleClark @jeffhunt According to Kyle Demrat Clark, she is being sentenced by the same Demrat judge?? Colorado is insane.
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@jgcarey80 @MarshallZNews A judge can, but the appeals court found he went beyond that and strayed into punishing her for her speech
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@KyleClark @MarshallZNews A judge cant take a lack of remorse into sentencing considerations?
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@MarshallZNews MORE ANALYSIS: Was the order to resentence Tina Peters a surprise? No.
Being in court for the Appeals hearing, it was clear the judges were concerned the sentencing judge went beyond deterrence and Peters’ lack of remorse and got into impermissible territory around her speech.
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And kudos to @MarshallZNews who caught that Peters’ claims of a sentencing error on a felony charge (to which the Court of Appeals seemed sympathetic) was based in an error because the law changed. The Court of Appeals noted that in rejecting that claim. 9news.com/article/news/p…
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NEW: Colorado Court of Appeals upholds Tina Peters’ conviction while ordering that she be resentenced by the same judge, with the Court of Appeals finding that her nine year sentence was “at least partially based on Peters’s protected speech”
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ANALYSIS: Peters’ nine-year sentence surprised many following her case (myself included). I said that day it seemed like the meter was running as Peters relitigated her case and argued with the judge at sentencing. His references to her speech being a danger led to the reversal.
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Gov Jared Polis (D) has appeared eager to commute Peters’ sentence as President Trump has demanded, as Trump carries out promised retribution against Colorado for Peters’ imprisonment. But, for the moment, Peters doesn’t have a sentence to commute. And Polis has said no pardon.
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Judge Barrett could give Peters the same sentence without using the language that caused the Court of Appeals to reverse (seems unlikely) or a shorter sentence. Peters was parole eligible in early 2028 based on her first sentence.
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The Court of Appeals rejected Peters’ request for a different judge, saying that must first go before a district court. So the case goes back to Judge Matthew Barrett, who excoriated Peters (improperly, in part, in the eyes of the Appeals Court) after her diatribe at sentencing.
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Peters appealed her conviction and sentence on a total of nine grounds. The Court of Appeals rejected eight but agreed that “it is apparent that the court imposed the lengthy sentence it did because Peters
continued to espouse the views that led her to commit these crimes.”
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The Court of Appeals rejected Peters’ arguments that President Trump’s so-called pardon on state charges has any power and that she was immune from state prosecution “for actions taken in service of the federal government.“
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