There are five ways you can fight back. 1. Vote early and often 2. Talk to your neighbors 3. Volunteer for a local campaign 4. Donate to a local campaign 5. Don't be shy Getting involved at the local level is the best use of your time and cheaper than moving to a free state.

Colorado Democrats Exposed: Lawmaker Fails to Report Thousands in Campaign Funds An Aurora Democratic lawmaker is facing serious scrutiny over massive campaign finance non-disclosure. Democrat Rep. Naquetta Ricks, running for her fourth term in the Colorado House, has failed to report a single campaign contribution or expenditure for the entire 2025–26 election cycle—despite taking in over $21,000 across dozens of political donations. Here are the key takeaways from the report: Unreported Funds: Records show Ricks received at least $21,525 from 42 political action committees and small donor groups between December 2024 and October 2026. None of these were disclosed in her state filings, though the donor groups reported them on TRACER. Missed Deadlines: Major contributions—including a $6,200 donation from a carpenter-aligned group and multiple $1,000 donor contributions—were required by law to be reported within 24 hours due to proximity to primary and general elections. None were. Frozen Financial Statements: Ricks’s reported bank balance has remained unchanged at $6,350.84 since December 2024, despite holding multiple campaign events, hosting fundraisers, renting venues, and actively soliciting online donations via ActBlue. Excuses and Avoidance: When confronted, Ricks claimed her treasurer had been ill. When asked how a recent illness explained nearly two years of zero reporting, she refused to answer and ended the call. She also leaves behind an unpaid $50 campaign penalty dating back to 2022. Formal Complaint Filed: Republican challenger Clinton Porter filed an official campaign finance complaint with the Secretary of State on October 22, citing a breakdown of public trust and accountability. The state's initial review deadline is November 5. denvergazette.com/2026/10/23…

Democrats encourage violence against our law enforcement officers.

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FBI Denver Crushes Violent Crime in Operation Summer Heat 2.0 The FBI Denver Field Office wrapped up Operation Summer Heat 2.0, delivering a major blow to violent crime and drug trafficking across the Front Range. Between June 1 and September 20, law enforcement seized: 142 illegal firearms 38 kg of fentanyl 39 kg of methamphetamine 6 kg of cocaine 2.5 kg of heroin Nationally, the Summer Heat 2.0 campaign resulted in 8,927 arrests, recovered over 5,000 illegal weapons, seized 52 million lethal doses of fentanyl, and identified or rescued 1,410 child victims. Huge thanks to the Trump Administration and partnering law enforcement agencies for their dedication to keeping our communities safe. Notably absent from the operation's release is the Adams County Sheriff’s Office, led by Democrat Sheriff Gene Claps—likely reflecting his ongoing refusal to collaborate with certain federal law enforcement agencies. With Colorado serving as a major hub for cartel operations, combined with Democratic sanctuary policies state-wide, this influx of violent crime and heavy drug trafficking has unfortunately become the new normal for our communities. fbi.gov/contact-us/field-off… @AdamsCoSheriff

Even Prominent Democrats Say No to Unwise Tax Hikes Former U.S. Senator and Interior Secretary Ken Salazar has publicly broken ranks with his party to oppose Amendment 87, Colorado’s proposed graduated income tax measure. Appearing in a new video for the Keep Colorado Affordable campaign, Salazar urged voters to reject the $2 billion tax increase, warning that replacing the state's flat tax rate with tiered rates will ultimately hurt workers and raise the overall cost of living. Despite opposition from party colleagues like state Sen. Julie Gonzales—who continues to push the measure under the banner of "taxing the rich"—Salazar’s stance highlights a growing divide. While socialists frame the proposal as a tax shift, it creates fixed, non-inflation-adjusted tax tiers that penalize success and could damage Colorado’s economic competitiveness. Vote no on 87. denvergazette.com/2026/10/22…

Attacks on American History: DACA Recipient Arrested for Vandalizing Iwo Jima Memorial A despicable act of destruction near Marine Corps Base Quantico highlights a troubling reality. Miguel Alonso Maldonado Soriano, a 27-year-old Mexican national and former DACA recipient, was arrested after allegedly using a sledgehammer to decapitate a Marine figure on the iconic Iwo Jima World War II monument, causing hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage. This attack on our military history is the direct result of policies championed by Democratic leadership. For years, Democrats have advocated for soft-on-border policies and protected illegal aliens within our communities, turning a blind eye to the risks posed to public safety and cultural heritage. By prioritizing open-border agendas and shielding individuals who violate our laws, Democratic policies allow dangerous individuals to remain in our country, where they undermine our communities, threaten safety, and desecrate the very monuments that honor American service members and sacrifice. It is time to hold leaders accountable for policies that compromise our safety and allow our nation's history to be erased. We don't have to live like this. This is a choice by Democrats to destroy American history and culture. This is what Democrats protect. foxnews.com/us/illegal-alien…

DOJ to Deploy Election Monitors to Adams County for Election Day The federal deployment of election monitors to Adams County highlights ongoing scrutiny surrounding the administration of Colorado’s election system under Secretary of State Jena Griswold. A series of missteps and internal challenges within the Secretary of State's Office as key drivers of declining public confidence: Exposed Voting Machine Passwords: The office faced intense criticism after hundreds of voting machine passwords across 34 counties were inadvertently published online in a hidden spreadsheet tab for months. While state officials confirmed the passwords were changed and physical security protocols prevented unauthorized machine access, the failure raised major security concerns. Voter Registration Mailers: Questions surrounding election administration have previously drawn controversy, including past instances where official voter registration notices were mistakenly sent to non-citizens, requiring public clarification from state officials. Office Workplace Environment: Operational management under Griswold's leadership has frequently faced public and political scrutiny regarding staff turnover and internal workplace dynamics within the Department of State. DOJ Deployment to Adams County The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) notified the state that personnel from its Civil Rights Division will observe voting sites in Adams County on Election Day. Local election clerks and state officials emphasize that these monitors operate strictly as observers and must follow state protocols, including standard observer credentialing procedures.For verified election procedures, observer guidelines, or county-specific polling updates, consult the Colorado Secretary of State's Office or your local county clerk. denvergazette.com/2026/10/22…

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Democratic imports are getting Americans killed.

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🚨Phil Weiser’s Web of Deception: Ex-Official Files Protection Order Against Colorado AG Over Massive Judicial Cover-Up🚨 Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is facing severe heat as explosive allegations surface connecting him directly to a massive cover-up within Colorado’s judicial system. Christopher Gregory, former head of the Colorado Commission on Judicial Discipline, has taken the drastic step of filing a civil protection order against AG Weiser in Boulder County Court to put a stop to ongoing harassment, intimidation, and retaliation. At the heart of the scandal is an infamous $2.75 million "hush money" contract awarded to a disgraced former official—allegedly a massive bribe designed to buy silence and bury widespread claims of judicial misconduct and severe sexual discrimination. While Weiser campaigns for Governor, serious questions are mounting over his glaring conflict of interest and complicity: Dirty Hand in the Cookie Jar: Weiser and his department are accused of using their authority to conceal evidence, suppress confidential records, and stonewall investigations into taxpayer-funded corruption. Egregious Conflict of Interest: Weiser’s office provided legal counsel to the judicial discipline commission while Weiser himself was named as a defendant in federal lawsuits alleging corruption within that exact same body. Silencing the Whistleblower: When Gregory attempted to properly investigate the multi-million-dollar bribe, he was promptly fired from his position. Instead of demanding transparency and upholding the law, Phil Weiser has hidden behind his office's legal machinery to dodge accountability, obscure public records, and protect corrupt insiders at the expense of Colorado taxpayers. As Weiser seeks higher office, the public deserves answers: How long has Colorado’s top law enforcement officer been actively enabling corruption at the highest levels of state government? thecentersquare.com/colorado… @PhilForColorado @pweiser