Far-right conspiracist group FEC United and its militia division, the United American Defense Force (UADF), are seeking assistance (cash, food, clothes, housing, and more) for victims of the Marshall Fire and taking applications from victims to receive help, if the victims upload copies of their “driver’s license and a bank statement or bill” to FEC’s website.
A leading Colorado Republican, who lost a bid for statewide office in 2018, is counseling fellow Republicans not to dodge questions on abortion in this year’s election, saying people won’t accept statements like, “It’s a tough issue to tackle.”
Guess who won the 2021 popularity contest on our progressive news site? It wasn’t even close.
The squirrels in the backyard ate a good chunk of our garden this year, and they’re attacking our Maple trees as I write this, so I’m trying to decide if I should eat squirrels in my backyard – again.
Another Republican congressional candidate in Colorado is refusing to say whether last year’s presidential election was legitimate.
U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) may not know how long a U.S. senator’s term is, but she knows which senators are her favorites.
Continuing to downplay criticism about her bigoted joke about Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar being a terrorist, U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) said last week that if she were Omar, she would have responded with a joke.
A linguistic pattern has emerged among Colorado GOP candidates who say our state’s 2020 election was legitimate but refuse to denounce the baseless accusation that the presidential election was stolen by Biden.
Former Colorado Supreme Court Justice Gregory Hobbs is being remembered this week for his impressive contributions to Colorado (from water law to poetry), but Hobbs’ craziest and most powerful impact on the state was unintentional: In 2010, former U.S. Rep. Scott McInnis (R-CO) plagiarized Hobbs’ work, leading to a scandal that knocked McInnis out of the gubernatorial race that year, and opened the door for John Hickenlooper to become Colorado’s governor when he otherwise arguably would have been defeated by McInnis or another sentient Republican.
“To media mudslinger self-important gadfly Jason Salzman. Truth serum.”
