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.
The Trump Campaign won’t say whether Trump’s endorsement of Colorado congressional candidate Gabe Evans was influenced by Evans’ refusal to say, two days before the endorsement, whether he thinks the 2020 presidential election was legitimate or stolen from Trump.
Both supporters and opponents of U.S. Rep. Lauren Beobert (R-CO) agree that she’s risen to power and fame by being great at getting media attention.
During a debate Saturday, state Rep. Gabe Evans (R-Ft. Lupton) and former state lawmaker Janak Joshi — the two Republican candidates in Colorado’s most competitive congressional district — both refused to say, categorically, that the 2020 election was not stolen from Trump. They’ll both vote for Trump, even in the wake of his conviction, and support renewing the Trump tax cuts that skew heavily toward rich people and large corporations. Both reiterated their support for the mass deportation of immigrants but they both added an exception for Dreamers, whom they’d allow to remain in America. Fox News is one of two go-to news sources for both, they said.
Last week, the leading Republican candidate in Colorado’s most competitive congressional district said not only that he supports mass deportations of undocumented immigrants but that the U.S. should “definitely prioritize” such a program.
Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Boebert is running to radio shows and elsewhere to tell the world that the judge in the Trump hush-money trial is “corrupt.”
