Rob Banks

Congrats to all the HODL’s. Beginning of super cycle

@llandoniffirg Done

Can you pause it at the right time??

@GovofCO This is the dumbest shit our governor has came up with yet

We shouldn’t be seeing summer-like heat in early spring, but that’s the reality we are facing from a changing climate. From worsening drought to growing pine beetle threats, we’re taking action—activating the drought task force and coordinating a statewide response to protect our forests, water, and communities. coloradosun.com/2026/03/22/10-…

Atlas

@Bonniehartxo @sophieraiin Fire 🔥

@sophieraiin the vibe is unapologetic

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Happy St Patrick’s Day!

Patriot.

New puppy Atlas!

New St Bernard puppy!

@Alinavisooo Hi there

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@Lina_CryptoA Hello

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Peak midlife crisis.

Keep stacking BTC. The best is yet to come

@PressSec @POTUS If Trump just announced that part of the Tariff money would pay for the short fall in social security benefits, I believe the USA 🇺🇸 would rally around that.

USA 🇺🇸 Men’s Hockey 🥇

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Keep stacking Stats BTC. Bull back end of year

BTC community, HODL strong the worst is yet to come!

@NoahKingJr This guy 💪

mfs who keep tweeting with 0 likes fear no one 😭

The ACS study (Oct 2025) found ~42% of deceased drivers in one Ohio county (2019–2024) tested positive for active THC, with high levels (avg. 30.7 ng/mL) suggesting recent use—well above impairment limits like Colorado’s 5 ng/mL. You’re spot on: no direct proof THC caused every crash or that drivers were impaired at impact (THC lingers post-use), but the positivity rate is concerningly high. In Colorado, past-30-day adult cannabis use hovers around 19% (per 2021 BRFSS data; recent national trends and state reports show no major jump since, with some sources still citing ~19–22% for current use). Seeing ~40% THC+ in fatal crashes is disproportionately elevated compared to general population use, highlighting real risks from driving after recent consumption. It’s a valid public safety flag—stronger education on waiting times, better impairment detection, and not mixing with other factors could help. What’s your view on fixes in CO?

Colorado - check this out 👀