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.

People should seriously reconsider ever using Lyft. The company has a history of supporting far-left organizations and causes to include: - ACLU - Racial Justice initiatives - Human Rights Campaign - Legal Defense for Drivers Also, it's estimated that 90% of its employees donations are to Democrats. naacp.org/articles/grab-lyft… @lyft

This is what Democrats have imported into our country. They will do it again if given the chance.

What never happens, happened again.

You better vote.

How Democrats Made Energy Unaffordable for Colorado Families Colorado households are facing a relentless wave of utility rate hikes, driven largely by aggressive state-level green energy mandates. Following Governor Jared Polis’s 2019 pledge to push Colorado to 100% renewable energy by 2040, state lawmakers passed sweeping legislation mandating rapid carbon emission cuts, early retirement of reliable coal power plants, and strict energy efficiency codes for commercial buildings and home rebuilding. These government-driven policies—combined with massive infrastructure costs for new transmission lines and rising regulatory compliance expenses—are piling directly onto consumer bills. Xcel Energy recently approved an 8.6% natural gas rate hike alongside a nearly 5% electric rate increase, hitting low- and fixed-income families hardest as energy bill growth outpaces household incomes across the state. If you want higher prices, vote Democrat. denvergazette.com/2026/10/26…

Medicaid Has Spun Out of Control: New Study Exposes Soaring Costs in Colorado Colorado’s state Medicaid program has officially spun out of control because of Democratic mismanagement, offering far more coverage than typical private insurance while draining state funds and expanding coverage to non-citizens. A new study by the Common Sense Institute reveals how out-of-hand the program has become: More Coverage Than Private Insurance: Health First Colorado covers up to 80 of 88 service categories—outpacing individual marketplace plans (65) and employer-sponsored options (62) with non-standard benefits like equine therapy, massage therapy, and non-emergency transport. Expanding Eligibility & Rising Costs: Added spending from state legislative changes and expanded eligibility programs—including state-funded coverage expansion for illegal aliens—have fueled massive budget growth. These policies incentivize further illegal immigration while adding hundreds of millions in ongoing state costs. Crowding Out Public Priorities: Medicaid spending has now overtaken K-12 education as the largest line item in Colorado's budget, forcing recent funding cuts to schools ($82M) and agriculture ($2M). Unchecked Growth & Abuse: Over two decades, state Medicaid enrollment reached 1.3 million while administrative staffing tripled. The program's expansion has also coincided with high-profile fraud cases and tens of millions in improper billing. With Colorado spending a larger share of its state budget on Medicaid than nearly any other state in the nation, lawmakers face pressure to cut nonessential benefits and restore fiscal discipline. denvergazette.com/2026/10/26…

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Remember Jasmine Carpio: Why sanctuary policies and border decisions matter at the ballot box Jasmine Carpio was 27 years old, working at North Colorado Medical Center, saving for her wedding, and planning her future as an only child. Her life was cut short when she was murdered by a drunk driver traveling over 100 mph on her way to work. The driver, a 19-year-old illegal alien, was arrested on suspicion of vehicular homicide. This tragic story highlights the real-world consequences of immigration governance, sanctuary policies, and federal border administration. When considering candidate platforms this election season, voters across Colorado and the nation face distinct perspectives on these policies. Jasmine would be alive today had it not been for Democratic sanctuary policies. Next time it could be your child, and there will be a next time because Democrats have chosen illegal aliens over the safety of our families. Democratic policies get Americans killed, and they don't care. 9news.com/article/news/local… @TheDemocrats

Shame on @60Minutes

That recent skit mocking Democratic anxiety and the self-told lies they use to cope perfectly highlights what's really going on. Democrats are banking on one thing this election season: that Republicans stay home. Their entire strategy relies on conservatives sitting out, complaining about past unfair elections, and assuming their vote doesn't matter. They want you sidelined while they walk away with the win. Don't fall for the trap. Complaining doesn't win elections—turning out does. 🇺🇸 Show up. Show out. VOTE. 🇺🇸 youtube.com/watch?v=OdNNjCHG…

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From "American Idiot" to Corporate Sellout: Target and Green Day Partner Up First it was the Pride Month backlash when Target promoted children’s clothing lines that sparked nationwide outrage—forcing them to pull items off the shelves after pushing social agendas. Now, Target is back at it again with another tone-deaf partnership. Their latest collaborator? Green Day. The irony is unbelievable. The same band that built an entire career railing against "corporations," "establishment politics," and the "American Idiot" suddenly has no problem teaming up with a massive corporate retail giant to line their own pockets. When multi-billion-dollar corporations and anti-American corporate "punks" link up, it isn't authentic—it's pure hypocritical virtue signaling. How many bad partnerships is it going to take before Target realizes people are tired of the woke messaging? rocksound.tv/news/green-day-… target.com/b/punk-bunny/-/N-… nbcnews.com/nbc-out/out-news… @GreenDay

The Denver Post Has Lost Its Mind: Endorsing Soviet-Style Socialism for Colorado The Denver Post Editorial Board has officially hit a new low. Endorsing Melat Kiros for Colorado’s 1st Congressional District isn’t just out of touch—it is radical, reckless, and completely unhinged. The Post admits in its own editorial that Kiros is a high-ranking member of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA)—a group whose stated goal is to dismantle America's capitalist economy. The editors even acknowledge that her agenda is "scary," "radical," and risks national "collapse." Yet, in the very next breath, they give her their official stamp of approval. Why? Because of her "drive" and "intellectual might." Since when does "drive" justify handing the keys of Denver’s economy to someone openly trying to recreate Soviet-style, state-run control right here in Colorado? Kiros’s platform isn't just progressive—it's full-blown state socialism: State-run grocery stores: Government-managed food distribution, straight out of the Soviet playbook. Government-monopolized healthcare: Eliminating private options to put the state completely in charge of your medical care. Dismantling our national defense: Drastically cutting military funding at a time when global stability is under severe threat. Denver voters need real solutions—economic growth, lowering the cost of living, public safety, and sensible governance—not an ideological experiment that endangers local businesses, working families, and basic economic stability. The Denver Post has made its choice: complete radicalism over common sense. Voters in Congressional District 1 need to reject this foolish endorsement and vote for stability, economic freedom, and pragmatic leadership at the ballot box. Today's Democrats are equivalent to yesterday's Soviets. denverpost.com/2026/10/25/me… qminder.com/blog/queue-manag… @denverpost