Gabe Evans’ Political Director Jessica Spindle has been working to get him elected to office for years, ever since his first run for statehouse in 2022. Evans is now challenging Congresswoman Yadira Caraveo for Colorado’s 8th Congressional District, in a race that’s expected to be one of the nation’s most competitive contests. She’s been on staff as Evans’ political director for his congressional campaign since April, but she’s been a relentless sharer of antisemitism, conspiracy theories, and calls for political violence for much, much longer.
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Pledge Ensures That Evans Will Vote Against Any Background Check for Guns, Says Libertarian
Libertarian Party congressional candidate Eric Joss dropped out of Colorado’s most competitive congressional race last week after his Republican opponent Gabe Evans pledged to abide by a set of principles, including, for example, “I will vote to always protect and uphold the right to bear arms. I will oppose all unconstitutional gun laws.”
City Council Member in Northern CO Running for State House Seat
HAYDEN – A couple dozen Republicans turned out at Dry Creek Park to enjoy lemonade, ice cream, chips, and dip with candidates for the Colorado House and Routt County Commission.
Competing Priorities in El Paso County’s First Competitive Commissioner Races in Decades
This year, El Paso County voters have a real chance at electing Democrats to the Board of County Commissioners, which has been dominated by Republicans since the Nixon Administration.
At Campaign Stop, Evans Declines To Say If He Wants To Shutter EPA and Dept. of Education
BASALT, Colo. – In this mountain town 18 miles northwest of Aspen – far from the Front Range flatlands of Adams and Weld counties – Republican state Rep. Gabe Evans was looking for anyone to meet and greet in his quest to represent Colorado’s newest congressional district.
CO Rep. Lieder Calls on Congress to Put Consumers Over Big Box Stores
I am proud to call Colorado home and to represent my neighbors in Jefferson County in the State House. As a member of the Business Affairs and Labor Committee, it is my priority to protect Jefferson County consumers and the almost 18,000 businesses that call Jefferson County home. My commitment to the economic wellbeing of our communities is why I must speak out against a bill that is under consideration in the U.S. Senate.
Extremism Rewind – September 6, 2024
As part of the Colorado Times Recorder’s regular roundup, here are some of this week’s top headlines regarding extremism from CTR and beyond. This week’s coverage includes reporting from Heidi Beedle, Susie Glassman, and Erik Maulbetsch, as well as a report from Colorado Newsline regarding death threats that were made against the Vice Chair of the Colorado Republican Party.
Northwest Colorado Aims To Be a Model for Transitioning to a Climate-Friendly Economy
All over the country, communities are reeling from the threat of climate change – particularly the closure of coal mines and coal-burning power plants, as a way to dramatically reduce carbon emissions. Closures represent the loss of good-paying jobs, now or in the next few years.
Republicans Block Amendment to Abortion Ballot Measure’s Blue Book Language
Yesterday, Republicans on the Legislative Council voted along party lines to deny an amendment to the Blue Book language for Proposed Initiative 89, “Constitutional Right to Abortion,” which would have accurately reflected existing exemptions for abortion for publicly-funded health care plans.