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This is welcome news!! After 8 long and miserable years under an administration who could care less about our agriculture heritage, we get a farmer as Ag Commissioner. I’m looking forward to working with Cleave he is a perfect fit coloradopolitics.com/2026/11…
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This is why Trump doesn’t need to do amnesty. He just needs to deliver on the economy to win back Hispanic voters. Don’t let anyone trick you into believing otherwise
The fantasy that Hispanic voters are primarily motivated by immigration rather than economic issues is convenient for other members of the coalition, but it’s clearly untrue.
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Denver socialist congresswoman-elect, Melat Kiros, a Democrat, released a statement condemning the voter-approved propositions in Colorado that aim to keep female school sports female and ban certain trans surgeries for children.
She said the propositions don't protect children but are a "coordinated attack on human rights."
The false "human rights" framework for trans activism was co-developed by transgender and transhumanist billionaire Martin "Martine" Rothblatt. I write about Rothblatt in my new book, The Zizians: Inside a Trans Death Cult.
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What could possibly go wrong? 🙄
Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles in her role as White House chief of staff starting Monday, President Trump announced. | @eva_terry02
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Trump saw the midterm results and decided elevating Stephen Miller is the answer. 🤣 He is even more delusional than I thought. Or maybe he actually wants to finish destroying the @GOP? 🤔
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.@SengCenter: "California’s cautionary tale illustrates the potential long-term damage to Colorado. The Golden State’s Gann Limit — a revenue cap, passed in 1979, similar to TABOR — was substantially weakened in the late 1980s over education funding fears. Sound familiar?"
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Because most voters don’t take orders from Trump - unlike an embarrassing % of GOP primary voters.
Annie Andrews ran ahead of every House Democrat in South Carolina
She carried 5 of 7 congressional districts, including 3 that elected Republicans: Joe Wilson's SC-2 (+10.9 over the House Dem), William Timmons' SC-4 (+8.3) and Wes Climer's SC-5 (+6.0), per @DecisionDeskHQ
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This is what happens when you slavishly follow someone with no principles.
It's over. Scott DesJarlais — in Congress since 2011, in a seat redrawn at Trump +24 and priced at 99.9% Republican — has lost to Democrat Victoria Broderick by 280 votes, 95,585 to 95,305, 100% counted. She raised less than $100,000. The shock of the night in Tennessee.
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Two Senators tell me the Vice President is right that the GOP turned against the Iran war in the Senate GOP’s own polling. But they say what the VP leaves out is that the turn came after the VP negotiated a bad deal with the Iranian regime that repulsed the GOP.
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Mid-decennial redistricting backfired not only because the blue wave swamped any marginal gain by redrawn lines, but because voters saw it (and the in-kind Democratic response) for what it was: anti-democratic and nakedly political. reader.pagesuite.com/shortco…
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Were I a ranking Republican in the House or Senate, I’d start taking the Trump family corruption seriously and cooperate in grown up investigations. 90% of voters said corruption was a determining factor in their vote and over 60% pointed not to Somali fraud or highspeed rail, but Trump. Start here. cbsnews.com/news/trump-libra…
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No doubt the political geniuses at NatCon, Heritage, American Compass, AmCon looking at the election returns right now: We gotta have Trump’s VP run for president on “four more years!” because only a candidate with twice the nastiness and bigotry of Trump and none of his charisma can fulfill the revolution.
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It’s not just the war with Iran that’s turned into a foreign policy mess. The administration has effectively switched America’s side in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine; as noted in yesterday’s Washington Post column, just 3 percent of Americans are more supportive of Russia than Ukraine. Every chance he gets, Trump gushes about what good friends he is with Xi Jinping and Kim Jong-un and gets into irate feuds with the government of countries like the United Kingdom, Denmark, and Canada. Eighty percent of Americans think positively of Canada. No one was clamoring for a big trade fight with our northern neighbor — particularly not any Republican who had to run for office in a state that borders Canada.
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"Hey, @GovofCO. Take a good look. This is Sweetpea. This is what wolf reintroduction looks like on a healthy, 2-year-old filly.”
It hasn't been confirmed as a wolf kill, but the owner of a dead Colorado horse called Sweatpea is pointing a finger of blame at the Polis Pack of imported wolves: archive.li/8uZiU
It looks like more unnecessary animal cruelty, initiated and applauded by self-styled "animal advocates" like the @GovofCO's wildlife-worshipping hubby, Marlon Reis.
Why don't you buy this gal a new horse, Marlon? Sugar daddy can afford it. And you can posture in Boulder as a supporter of (wolf predation) reparations.
#copolitics #coleg #AnimalCruelty #rewildingcolorado @COParksWildlife
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Republicans have driven Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens out of the GOP.
Democrats have driven John Fetterman and Haley Stevens out of their party.
What does that tell you about who really is the big tent that fights intolerance?






























