If Dave Williams is booted from his position as leader of the Colorado Republican Party this weekend, it will be no surprise, given the fate of the six Colorado Republican chairs over the past 13 years. All six were run out of office, the last four after just one term each. Will Eli Bremer, who today announced his intention to replace Williams, be the leader to end the nearly decade-long streak of one-and-done chairmen?
In 2020, when he was a visiting scholar at the University of Colorado’s Benson Center for Western Conservative Thought, John Eastman speculated in a Newsweek op-ed that Democratic vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris might not be eligible to serve as vice president because her parents were possibly temporary visitors at the time of Harris’ birth.
In an interview last week, Colorado congressional candidate Gabe Evans said he didn’t remember how he voted on a 2020 ballot initiative that would have partially banned abortion, but he did recall that he and his wife “were split on the issue.”
When my parents Manny and Joanne Salzman were thinking about changing up their lives in the mid-1970s, Manny liked the idea of growing apples, and they toured a few orchards.
In today’s primary election, U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert and state Rep. Gabe Evans are both leaning hard on their Colorado endorsements from Donald Trump — and both are using the former president’s thumbs-up to attract Republican voters.
At a campaign stop Saturday, Colorado congressional candidate Gabe Evans touted his combat record as part of the reason people should vote for him, and he said the U.S. military is having a “hard time recruiting the next generation of warfighters” because it’s “too busy pushing a political agenda on people who should be actually training on, what are we going to do if we have to go toe-to-toe with the pier- or near-pier athletes.”
A conference in Denver this weekend featuring right-wing Republicans, conservative leaders, and election conspiracists, lists prominent corporations as sponsors, including Google, Microsoft, and the Coca-Cola Company.
Gabe Evans has been asked at least three times whether he supports the mass deportation of immigrants, and in each case, he didn't answer the question on the first try.
On a right-wing station KHOW June 18, host Ryan Schuiling asked Congresswoman Lauren Boebert (R-CO) to respond to a misquote from Rebecca Traister’s New York Magazine article, “How Did Republican Women Get Like This?”
Colorado congressional candidate Jeff Hurd, a Republican, said last week in Pueblo that he would vote against a national 15-week abortion ban.
