coloradopeakpolitics--2020-08-24--Science won’t let Biden or Hickenlooper talk to voters and campaign

Science won ’ t let Biden or Hickenlooper talk to voters and campaign Joe Biden is not campaigning from his basement , he ’ s at his vacation home in Rehoboth Beach , Delaware , because that ’ s what science dictates , the Democratic presidential nominee revealed to ABC News .
We are not aware of any scientific studies on the effects of voters who witness first-hand how mentally incapable some candidates are to handle the job for which they ’ re campaigning .
But we ’ ve no doubt Biden ’ s campaign staff is making up “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ only rare appearances , while also preparing him to become completely invisible and virtually disappear if actually elected to office .
It ’ s not COVID-19 that ’ s preventing Biden from campaigning , it ’ s Biden ’ s inability to effectively campaign or eventually govern that ’ s the culprit .
The same phenomenon haunts John Hickenlooper ’ s campaign for the U.S. Senate .
We are not aware of any studies suggesting the coronavirus is spread through Microsoft , but COVID-19 is less than a year old so scientists haven @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up to speed .
Biden says he ’ s concerned campaign appearances might draw a crowd , further spreading COVID-19 .
We think it unlikely neither Democrat would attract much of a crowd at all .
And while Biden criticized President Trump for continuing to do his job in the public eye and hold campaign rallies , Biden has had nothing to say about the 85 continual nights of rallies and violent protests by his far-left supporters in Portland .
The pious hypocrisy of Biden and Hickenlooper to cite science and COVID-19 as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ while remaining silent on the mobs wreaking havoc on major American cities including the Denver area is downright diabolical .

Science won’t let Biden or Hickenlooper talk to voters and campaign
Joe Biden is not campaigning from his basement, he’s at his vacation home in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, because that’s what science dictates, the Democratic presidential nominee revealed to ABC News.
We are not aware of any scientific studies on the effects of voters who witness first-hand how mentally incapable some candidates are to handle the job for which they’re campaigning.
But we’ve no doubt Biden’s campaign staff is making up “scientific” excuses why Joe can make only rare appearances, while also preparing him to become completely invisible and virtually disappear if actually elected to office.
It’s not COVID-19 that’s preventing Biden from campaigning, it’s Biden’s inability to effectively campaign or eventually govern that’s the culprit.
The same phenomenon haunts John Hickenlooper’s campaign for the U.S. Senate.
Hickenlooper isn’t making public appearances, granting media interviews or participating in online events.
We are not aware of any studies suggesting the coronavirus is spread through Microsoft, but COVID-19 is less than a year old so scientists haven’t had much time to get up to speed.
Biden says he’s concerned campaign appearances might draw a crowd, further spreading COVID-19.
We think it unlikely neither Democrat would attract much of a crowd at all.
And while Biden criticized President Trump for continuing to do his job in the public eye and hold campaign rallies, Biden has had nothing to say about the 85 continual nights of rallies and violent protests by his far-left supporters in Portland.
The pious hypocrisy of Biden and Hickenlooper to cite science and COVID-19 as an excuse for not doing their jobs while remaining silent on the mobs wreaking havoc on major American cities including the Denver area is downright diabolical.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-08-27--Post’s petty hatchet job on Western Slope Republican misses the mark

Those law and order experts at the Denver Post who think violent riots are peaceful protests now preach that political candidates who let their dog run loose or were arrested years ago on petty offenses are hypocrites if they support police now .
We ’ re betting those records were provided by Diane Mitsch Bush , the Democrat opponent in the 3rd Congressional District race .
Bush ’ s spokesperson called Boebert a hypocrite for claiming to support law enforcement while allowing her dog to get loose and run around the neighborhood , plus other odd and petty infractions .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ use drugs or drive drunk .
Her crime was being a smart ass at a Grand Junction country music festival .
Boebert , then 28 years old , allegedly shouted at people detained on suspicion of underage drinking , urging them to flee from police , which caused the young drinkers to become unruly .
While she was being handcuffed for disorderly conduct , Boebert tried to twist away from police , according to deputies ’ reports .
She also missed her court date .
Irresponsible , yes , but none of these @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
It ’ s not like she was a governor who violated a bunch of ethics rules and then had to be subpoenaed for refusing to attend the ethics hearing like John Hickenlooper did .
Or assaulted a female employee like Gov .
Polis did .
Boebert is standing up for law enforcement now when it matters most , while most Democrat politicians and elected officials want to see police defunded and are demanding cops stand down and let looters and rioting thugs run amok .

Post’s petty hatchet job on Western Slope Republican misses the mark
Those law and order experts at the Denver Post who think violent riots are peaceful protests now preach that political candidates who let their dog run loose or were arrested years ago on petty offenses are hypocrites if they support police now.
Here’s the Post’s opening salvo:
Congressional candidate Lauren Boebert — who often espouses a pro-police, law-and-order message on the campaign trail — has been arrested and summonsed at least four times over the past decade, records show.
We’re betting those records were provided by Diane Mitsch Bush, the Democrat opponent in the 3rd Congressional District race.
Bush’s spokesperson called Boebert a hypocrite for claiming to support law enforcement while allowing her dog to get loose and run around the neighborhood, plus other odd and petty infractions.
Boebert didn’t assault anyone, use drugs or drive drunk.
Her crime was being a smart ass at a Grand Junction country music festival.
Boebert, then 28 years old, allegedly shouted at people detained on suspicion of underage drinking, urging them to flee from police, which caused the young drinkers to become unruly. While she was being handcuffed for disorderly conduct, Boebert tried to twist away from police, according to deputies’ reports.
She also missed her court date. Irresponsible, yes, but none of these offenses hardly disqualifies her from holding office.
It’s not like she was a governor who violated a bunch of ethics rules and then had to be subpoenaed for refusing to attend the ethics hearing like John Hickenlooper did.
Or assaulted a female employee like Gov. Polis did.
Boebert is standing up for law enforcement now when it matters most, while most Democrat politicians and elected officials want to see police defunded and are demanding cops stand down and let looters and rioting thugs run amok.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-08-27--Outed: Denver Post editor’s desktop depicts blue wave crashing over capitol

Updated : Schrader responds she is proud to accidentally “ showcase ” her two years of joy the Democrats swept the state elections .
Denver Post editorial page editor Megan Schrader was speaking on a virtual panel during the Colorado Oil and Gas Association ’ s annual conference last week when she accidentally displayed her desktop image — a blue wave crashing over Colorado ’ s capitol .
Peak Politics obtained the screenshot from a source who watched the event on Zoom .
We blacked out the names of all the personal files except for the two files titled “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the inadvertent desktop share occurred during a panel ironically titled “ The Art of Public Messaging : How Do You Reach a Skeptical Audience ?
” In addition to Schrader , the other panelists included Marshall Zellinger from 9News and Dan Grossman from the Environmental Defense Fund .
Long rumored to be a Democrat activist , now Schrader ’ s own computer desktop — the literal image of the far-left ’ s battle cry — is more grist for the mill .
PeakNation™ will recall Schrader is the editor who killed Jon Caldara @ @ @ @ @ @ @ two disagreed about pronouns when writing about gender .
Schrader also rescinded the Denver Post ’ s endorsement of Cory Gardner for the 2014 U.S. Senate race .
She didn ’ t even serve on the editorial board at the time the endorsement was made .
In 2018 , Schrader published a deranged letter to the editor that compared President Trump to Soviet spies who were executed for espionage during the Cold War .
Schrader also published an editorial recently that labeled homeless camps outside the state capitol “ Trumpvilles.
” As we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ President Trump is responsible for the growing encampments in a city with 57 unbroken years of Democrat leadership is completely absurd .
Then there ’ s the correction Schrader issued concerning her defense of John Hickenlooper ’ s ethics violations .
Schrader initially wrote Hickenlooper ’ s airfare and hotel at Bilderberg amounted to “ conference fees , ” despite the Independent Ethics Commission explicitly rejecting that claim during the hearing .

Updated: Schrader responds she is proud to accidentally “showcase” her two years of joy the Democrats swept the state elections.
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Denver Post editorial page editor Megan Schrader was speaking on a virtual panel during the Colorado Oil and Gas Association’s annual conference last week when she accidentally displayed her desktop image — a blue wave crashing over Colorado’s capitol.
Peak Politics obtained the screenshot from a source who watched the event on Zoom. We blacked out the names of all the personal files except for the two files titled “bluewave.”
According to our source, the inadvertent desktop share occurred during a panel ironically titled “The Art of Public Messaging: How Do You Reach a Skeptical Audience?”
In addition to Schrader, the other panelists included Marshall Zellinger from 9News and Dan Grossman from the Environmental Defense Fund.
Long rumored to be a Democrat activist, now Schrader’s own computer desktop — the literal image of the far-left’s battle cry — is more grist for the mill.
PeakNation™ will recall Schrader is the editor who killed Jon Caldara’s Denver Post column after the two disagreed about pronouns when writing about gender.
Schrader also rescinded the Denver Post’s endorsement of Cory Gardner for the 2014 U.S. Senate race. She didn’t even serve on the editorial board at the time the endorsement was made.
In 2018, Schrader published a deranged letter to the editor that compared President Trump to Soviet spies who were executed for espionage during the Cold War.
Schrader also published an editorial recently that labeled homeless camps outside the state capitol “Trumpvilles.” As we wrote at the time, the idea President Trump is responsible for the growing encampments in a city with 57 unbroken years of Democrat leadership is completely absurd.
Then there’s the correction Schrader issued concerning her defense of John Hickenlooper’s ethics violations.
Schrader initially wrote Hickenlooper’s airfare and hotel at Bilderberg amounted to “conference fees,” despite the Independent Ethics Commission explicitly rejecting that claim during the hearing.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-08-27--Gardner nails water issues at conference, Hickenlooper recalls it’s important

John Hickenlooper delivered a recorded video address at the Colorado Water Congress that sounds so generic we suspect it can be used at dozens of campaign events the sometimes-candidate is skipping .
The hodgepodge of related issues the Democratic U.S. Senate candidate touched on in his 15-minute video to water managers included COVID-19 , broadband internet , trade , tariffs , forest fires , climate change , and that one time he visited the Western Slope in 2003 and people applauded him .
Joey Bunch with Colorado Politics is the only reporter we ’ ve found who actually covered the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ relying on him to tell us if Hickenlooper was coherent , sober , or speaking in complete sentences .
Conversely , Bunch gives a thorough rundown of the multitude of water issues addressed by Republican U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner who was obviously well-versed on water issues .
More water storage , that ’ s what Colorado needs most , Gardner said .
And while conservation is important , we can ’ t conserve our way out of our water shortfall .
“ We have such diverse water needs in our state , ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ community depends on groundwater and that a canoe would dam up the nearest river 30 miles away .
He also cited his work on the Arkansas Valley Conduit to deliver fresh water to the parched farm region east of Pueblo , a project on the books since 1983 that only this year got federal funding , as well as other funding for endangered species recovery on the Colorado River .
What did Hickenlooper have to say about the state ’ s water supply ?
Bunch reminds us Hickenlooper did ask for a water @ @ @ @ @ @ @ just forgot to pay for it .

Gardner nails water issues at conference, Hickenlooper recalls it’s important
John Hickenlooper delivered a recorded video address at the Colorado Water Congress that sounds so generic we suspect it can be used at dozens of campaign events the sometimes-candidate is skipping.
The hodgepodge of related issues the Democratic U.S. Senate candidate touched on in his 15-minute video to water managers included COVID-19, broadband internet, trade, tariffs, forest fires, climate change, and that one time he visited the Western Slope in 2003 and people applauded him.
Joey Bunch with Colorado Politics is the only reporter we’ve found who actually covered the event, so we’re completely relying on him to tell us if Hickenlooper was coherent, sober, or speaking in complete sentences.
Conversely, Bunch gives a thorough rundown of the multitude of water issues addressed by Republican U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner who was obviously well-versed on water issues.
More water storage, that’s what Colorado needs most, Gardner said. And while conservation is important, we can’t conserve our way out of our water shortfall.
“We have such diverse water needs in our state,” Gardner said, noting his Yuma County community depends on groundwater and that a canoe would dam up the nearest river 30 miles away. He also cited his work on the Arkansas Valley Conduit to deliver fresh water to the parched farm region east of Pueblo, a project on the books since 1983 that only this year got federal funding, as well as other funding for endangered species recovery on the Colorado River.
What did Hickenlooper have to say about the state’s water supply?
“Colorado’s water belongs to all of us, and without long-term solutions that benefit the entire state we are setting ourselves up for failure.”
Bunch reminds us Hickenlooper did ask for a water plan while he was governor. He just forgot to pay for it.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-08-26--Hickenlooper ‘taking heat’ from Dems for lackluster campaign

Hickenlooper ‘ taking heat ’ from Dems for lackluster campaign John Hickenlooper is taking heat for his lack of availability and “ bunker-styled campaign , ” the Colorado Sun reported in Monday ’ s edition of their Unaffiliated newsletter .
Hickenlooper has only agreed to one debate so far with Cory Gardner , and recently rejected a rural debate proposal put forth by Club 20 , Pro 15 , and Action 22 .
These organizations collectively represent 59 of Colorado ’ s 64 counties .
The National Republican Senatorial Committee ripped Hickenlooper for snubbing the rural debate proposal and for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Water Congress in lieu of speaking live as Gardner did .
“ Water resources is yet another issue Colorado ’ s rural voters deserve to hear from both candidates on , but Hickenlooper ’ s unwillingness to participate in rural debates proves he ’ s not interested in representing the entire state ’ s interests , ” said NRSC spokesperson Joanna Rodriguez .
According to the Sun , Hickenlooper hasn ’ t held a widely advertised event since early March , and is only publicizing events with voters after the fact .
Hickenlooper @ @ @ @ @ @ @ advertising most events and limiting the size because of the coronavirus .
But the decision also allows Hickenlooper to avoid questions from reporters and voters , and it limits his propensity to make comments that hurt his campaign , as he did in the primary .
In contrast , Gardner has held three publicized events in recent weeks .
The Sun goes on to point out the Denver Post published a scathing letter to the editor in the print edition Friday from a Durango Democrat who ripped his campaign for hiding from voters @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s decision to limit his public and media availability is hardly unique among Democrats nationally .
In response , the NRSC sent “ Silenced by Schumer ” masks to his “ handpicked candidates across the country ” earlier this week .
“ While the Republican Majority is working hard to deliver results and answers to their communities , Democrat candidates have marching orders from Chuck Schumer to dodge any opportunity to interact with the press and voters , ” said NRSC Communications Director Jesse Hunt .
“ Schumer knows the candidates he ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ answer the tough questions Americans deserve answers to—so he ’ s silenced them.
” Chickenlooper ’ s unwillingness to subject himself to the rigors of an actual Senate campaign is perhaps unsurprising considering his prior doubts about being a capable candidate .

Hickenlooper ‘taking heat’ from Dems for lackluster campaign
John Hickenlooper is taking heat for his lack of availability and “bunker-styled campaign,” the Colorado Sun reported in Monday’s edition of their Unaffiliated newsletter.
Hickenlooper has only agreed to one debate so far with Cory Gardner, and recently rejected a rural debate proposal put forth by Club 20, Pro 15, and Action 22. These organizations collectively represent 59 of Colorado’s 64 counties.
The National Republican Senatorial Committee ripped Hickenlooper for snubbing the rural debate proposal and for submitting a pre-taped video to the Colorado Water Congress in lieu of speaking live as Gardner did.
“Water resources is yet another issue Colorado’s rural voters deserve to hear from both candidates on, but Hickenlooper’s unwillingness to participate in rural debates proves he’s not interested in representing the entire state’s interests,” said NRSC spokesperson Joanna Rodriguez.
According to the Sun, Hickenlooper hasn’t held a widely advertised event since early March, and is only publicizing events with voters after the fact.
Hickenlooper’s team says it is not advertising most events and limiting the size because of the coronavirus. But the decision also allows Hickenlooper to avoid questions from reporters and voters, and it limits his propensity to make comments that hurt his campaign, as he did in the primary.
In contrast, Gardner has held three publicized events in recent weeks.
The Sun goes on to point out the Denver Post published a scathing letter to the editor in the print edition Friday from a Durango Democrat who ripped his campaign for hiding from voters and the press.
A letter to the editor in Friday’s print edition of The Denver Post from a Durango woman expresses “very strong disappointment” about Hickenlooper’s “lackluster” campaign. “It has no energy, no enthusiasm. It is MIA here in southwestern Colorado.” The letter adds: “Dammit, get going, man.”
Their campaign’s decision to limit his public and media availability is hardly unique among Democrats nationally. In response, the NRSC sent “Silenced by Schumer” masks to his “handpicked candidates across the country” earlier this week.
“While the Republican Majority is working hard to deliver results and answers to their communities, Democrat candidates have marching orders from Chuck Schumer to dodge any opportunity to interact with the press and voters,” said NRSC Communications Director Jesse Hunt.
“Schumer knows the candidates he’s picked are untested and unprepared to answer the tough questions Americans deserve answers to—so he’s silenced them.”
Chickenlooper’s unwillingness to subject himself to the rigors of an actual Senate campaign is perhaps unsurprising considering his prior doubts about being a capable candidate.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-08-26--Denver protestors attacked housing used by Coalition for the Homeless

Denver protestors attacked housing used by Coalition for the Homeless The thugs and bullies dispatched to start fights with police and spark riots in Denver Saturday also terrorized the recently homeless who were sheltered in apartment units operated by the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless .
The riot was sparked by Denver Councilwoman Candi CdeBaca ’ s failed efforts to defund police and create a “ peace force ” she thinks can prevent crime from even happening .
Just days before antifa backed CdeBaca ’ s play to defund police , the councilwoman was at a homeless camp sweep where @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
When protestors clashed with police , CdeBaca urged them to sue the city for taxpayer dollars .
Westword reports the Forum Apartments above the Quiznos where protestors attacked includes 100 units for low-income and the formerly homeless , the city ’ s most vulnerable residents who were terrified by the riots outside their windows .
Way to go , CdeBaca .
Maybe it ’ s time you start thinking about the consequences of your actions .
You could start by condemning the violent protestors who are acting on your message of defunding @ @

Denver protestors attacked housing used by Coalition for the Homeless
The thugs and bullies dispatched to start fights with police and spark riots in Denver Saturday also terrorized the recently homeless who were sheltered in apartment units operated by the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless.
The riot was sparked by Denver Councilwoman Candi CdeBaca’s failed efforts to defund police and create a “peace force” she thinks can prevent crime from even happening.
Just days before antifa backed CdeBaca’s play to defund police, the councilwoman was at a homeless camp sweep where her socialist advocating resulted in police intervention.
When protestors clashed with police, CdeBaca urged them to sue the city for taxpayer dollars.
The irony is tragic.
Westword reports the Forum Apartments above the Quiznos where protestors attacked includes 100 units for low-income and the formerly homeless, the city’s most vulnerable residents who were terrified by the riots outside their windows.
“Whenever your home is threatened and damaged, it can be disruptive and traumatizing. And it was for our residents,” says Cathy Alderman, the coalition’s chief communications and public-policy officer.
Way to go, CdeBaca. Maybe it’s time you start thinking about the consequences of your actions.
You could start by condemning the violent protestors who are acting on your message of defunding police.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-08-25--Denver riots were payback for socialist CdeBaca’s failed defund police effort

Local leaders are starting to distance themselves from all the violence accompanying the so-called “ peaceful protests , ” but not Denver ’ s favorite socialist , Councilwoman Candi CdeBaca .
More often her influence can be seen at the center of violent events like Saturday night ’ s “ Give Em Hell ” riot , when Antifa showed up and tried to set Denver on fire .
The flyer advertising the protest specifically cited CdeBaca ’ s failed measure to defund the police and replace the agency with a “ peace force.
” Denver ’ s mayor and city @ @ @ @ @ @ @ demands to abolish DPD , ” the flyer said .
“ City council just blocked a bill to allow Denver residents to vote to replace the police with a peace force.
” If there ’ s a large group of angry people trying to start fights with police and capture it on video , that ’ s where you ’ ll find CdeBaca these days .
Before her Antifa supporters showed up to back her “ Peace Force ” play , CdeBaca was caught on tape Wednesday telling protestors at a homeless camp @ @ @ @ @ @ @ department .
That ’ s how CdeBaca represents taxpayers , by telling privileged white protestors who charge at police to sue taxpayers if they get hurt when police respond .
When she wasn ’ t chasing ambulances for trial lawyers , CdeBaca was falsely accusing police of pointing a weapon at her and protestors at the homeless camp cleanup .
“ Check out the photos ( sic ) the thread where you can see the officer who pulled a gun on us for no reason , ” the Tweet from Aug. 21 reads @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , tweeting back that the gun in question was not his “ duty weapon ” but the BB/replica gun that was recovered from the suspect arrested .
The photos CdeBaca invited people to “ check out ” show the officer holding the gun in question by the barrel , not pointed at anyone or in a position to shoot , while his service pistol is holstered .
What kind of elected official incites violence , fans the flames and then uses the resulting riot to grandstand and promote themself ?

Denver riots were payback for socialist CdeBaca’s failed defund police effort
Local leaders are starting to distance themselves from all the violence accompanying the so-called “peaceful protests,” but not Denver’s favorite socialist, Councilwoman Candi CdeBaca.
More often her influence can be seen at the center of violent events like Saturday night’s “Give Em Hell” riot, when Antifa showed up and tried to set Denver on fire.
The flyer advertising the protest specifically cited CdeBaca’s failed measure to defund the police and replace the agency with a “peace force.”
Denver’s mayor and city council “have refused to address our demands to abolish DPD,” the flyer said. “City council just blocked a bill to allow Denver residents to vote to replace the police with a peace force.”
If there’s a large group of angry people trying to start fights with police and capture it on video, that’s where you’ll find CdeBaca these days.
Before her Antifa supporters showed up to back her “Peace Force” play, CdeBaca was caught on tape Wednesday telling protestors at a homeless camp cleanup to sue the city and police department.
“Look, anybody who was hurt needs to sue. The liability went up after the state law changed. Everybody needs to start suing.”
That’s how CdeBaca represents taxpayers, by telling privileged white protestors who charge at police to sue taxpayers if they get hurt when police respond.
When she wasn’t chasing ambulances for trial lawyers, CdeBaca was falsely accusing police of pointing a weapon at her and protestors at the homeless camp cleanup.
“Check out the photos (sic) the thread where you can see the officer who pulled a gun on us for no reason,” the Tweet from Aug. 21 reads. Denver Police were quick to respond, tweeting back that the gun in question was not his “duty weapon” but the BB/replica gun that was recovered from the suspect arrested. The photos CdeBaca invited people to “check out” show the officer holding the gun in question by the barrel, not pointed at anyone or in a position to shoot, while his service pistol is holstered.
What kind of elected official incites violence, fans the flames and then uses the resulting riot to grandstand and promote themself?
Socialists, that’s who.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-08-25--Colorado Republicans unite behind Trump at party convention

Colorado Republicans cast all of the state ’ s 37 votes to nominate Donald Trump as the party ’ s presidential nominee to continue leading our country and putting America first for another four years .
The show of unity was in stark contrast to that Other Convention last week when Colorado ’ s Democrat delegation split their support between Joe Biden and U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders .
Even though Sanders won the presidential primary in Colorado , Democrats ended up casting 42 votes for Biden and 36 votes for Sanders , which must have been like pouring salt in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are still hung up on the rigged primary process from the 2016 election .
In his speech , Colorado Republican Party Chairman Ken Buck noted how our “ friends respect us and our enemies fear us , ” in sharp contrast to the eight years of Vice President Biden when the rest of the world thought they could walk all over us .
Republican speakers did a great job during the first night reminding voters how Trump reinvigorated our economy after the failed Obama/Biden years .
Whereas Democrats main message during their convention @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , but he ’ s the best we ’ ve got !
Trump clearly has the skills to lead America back to an economic resurgence as we emerge from the pandemic .
Trump has delivered the Bureau of Land Management ’ s headquarters to Colorado , established Space Command in Colorado Springs , and so much more because he cuts through the red tape and gets things done .
After the Democrats ’ lackluster and despair-filled event last week , we look forward to the Republican speeches this week showcasing everything that is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can recover from the pandemic shutdowns .

Colorado Republicans unite behind Trump at party convention
Colorado Republicans cast all of the state’s 37 votes to nominate Donald Trump as the party’s presidential nominee to continue leading our country and putting America first for another four years.
The show of unity was in stark contrast to that Other Convention last week when Colorado’s Democrat delegation split their support between Joe Biden and U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders.
Awkward.
Even though Sanders won the presidential primary in Colorado, Democrats ended up casting 42 votes for Biden and 36 votes for Sanders, which must have been like pouring salt in the wound for the Bernie Bros who are still hung up on the rigged primary process from the 2016 election.
In his speech, Colorado Republican Party Chairman Ken Buck noted how our “friends respect us and our enemies fear us,” in sharp contrast to the eight years of Vice President Biden when the rest of the world thought they could walk all over us.
.@Cologop Chairman @RepKenBuck speaks at the #RNC2020Convention. This morning, the Colorado Delegates to the Republican National Convention proudly cast 37 votes to renominate President Trump and Vice President Pence for another four years of historic leadership. #copolitics pic.twitter.com/I8pm9Eqrwz — The Colorado GOP (@cologop) August 24, 2020
Republican speakers did a great job during the first night reminding voters how Trump reinvigorated our economy after the failed Obama/Biden years.
Whereas Democrats main message during their convention: Joe Biden isn’t great, but he’s the best we’ve got!
Trump clearly has the skills to lead America back to an economic resurgence as we emerge from the pandemic.
Trump has delivered the Bureau of Land Management’s headquarters to Colorado, established Space Command in Colorado Springs, and so much more because he cuts through the red tape and gets things done.
After the Democrats’ lackluster and despair-filled event last week, we look forward to the Republican speeches this week showcasing everything that is great about our country and how we can recover from the pandemic shutdowns.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-08-28--Democrats fear Hickenlooper’s campaign is weak, disorganized and losing ground

Democrats fear Hickenlooper ’ s campaign is weak , disorganized and losing ground Democrat activists think John Hickenlooper ’ s campaign is falling apart and blowing the slim lead over incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner .
They won ’ t get an argument from us .
We ’ ve been saying the same thing for months .
Hickenlooper ’ s key campaign staffers fled the sinking ship right before the 4th of July basement brooding .
His campaign strategy seems straight from the handbook , “ How to lose with great fanfare.
” Hickenlooper keeps adding to his laundry @ @ @ @ @ @ @ insensitivity , subpoena dodging , and fines for violating rules of ethics as governor .
No wonder Democrats are panicking .
According to political consultant Floyd Ciruli , Democrats say they are concerned Hickenlooper ’ s campaign is weak , disorganized and losing ground .
Much like Hick ’ s failed presidential campaign , we would add .
It ’ s becoming obvious Hickenlooper is avoiding any engagement on the issues with Gardner , Ciruli reveals .
Hickenlooper won ’ t even return media phone calls , which for a Democrat candidate is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the rocks .
According to numerous activists , the campaign is depending purely on online and media advertising , but many are criticizing the ads as poorly produced and boring , which reflects the opposite of many of his previous campaigns .
Hickenlooper appears remote and still without a short , clear message as to why he is running .
Hickenlooper ’ s probably running because he ’ s getting old and needs the superior health care insurance now only available to elected federal officials .
God knows Hickenlooper made a mess of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ governor .
Our advice to Hickenlooper , don ’ t change a thing .
Keep hiding , keep dodging , keep showing voters you ’ re not up for the job .

Democrats fear Hickenlooper’s campaign is weak, disorganized and losing ground
Democrat activists think John Hickenlooper’s campaign is falling apart and blowing the slim lead over incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner.
They won’t get an argument from us. We’ve been saying the same thing for months.
Hickenlooper’s key campaign staffers fled the sinking ship right before the 4th of July campaign swing basement brooding.
His campaign strategy seems straight from the handbook, “How to lose with great fanfare.”
😂😂😂 Hickenlooper ‘I’m Not Always The Perfect Spokesperson For My Own Ideas’ pic.twitter.com/SaKIksTNB5 — Francis Brennan (@FrancisBrennan) July 2, 2019
Hickenlooper keeps adding to his laundry list of critical mistakes that include racial insensitivity, subpoena dodging, and fines for violating rules of ethics as governor.
No wonder Democrats are panicking.
According to political consultant Floyd Ciruli, Democrats say they are concerned Hickenlooper’s campaign is weak, disorganized and losing ground.
Much like Hick’s failed presidential campaign, we would add.
It’s becoming obvious Hickenlooper is avoiding any engagement on the issues with Gardner, Ciruli reveals.
Hickenlooper won’t even return media phone calls, which for a Democrat candidate is an indisputable sign the campaign is on the rocks.
According to numerous activists, the campaign is depending purely on online and media advertising, but many are criticizing the ads as poorly produced and boring, which reflects the opposite of many of his previous campaigns. Hickenlooper appears remote and still without a short, clear message as to why he is running.
Ouch.
Hickenlooper’s probably running because he’s getting old and needs the superior health care insurance now only available to elected federal officials.
God knows Hickenlooper made a mess of Colorado’s insurance when he was governor.
Our advice to Hickenlooper, don’t change a thing. Keep hiding, keep dodging, keep showing voters you’re not up for the job.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-08-29--Reeducation camp: The Colorado Sun calls out readers as racists

Reeducation camp : The Colorado Sun calls out readers as racists Who knew Colorado Sun readers are so racist they require reeducation and a reading list ?
One of their writers obviously thinks so .
In the Friday edition of the Sunriser newsletter , author Eric Lubbers lecturs subscribers to confront their racism and America ’ s hidden caste structure , accusing readers of ignoring the evils of racism in the naive hope it will magically disappear .
Click on the reading list , and here ’ s the wake-up call .
The Colorado Sun thinks white people have to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ order to correct historic wrongs .
If only someone could teach journalists that stereotyping an entire race of people as haters is in itself a form of hate — it ’ s like the Catch 22 of hate .
Instead of changing the narrative as Lubbers implores , journalists need to get rid of it altogether and return to basic facts upon which to base their reporting .
It doesn ’ t matter anymore what ’ s true in the war of narratives declared by the left fringe and their advocates in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of noble quest for racial justice .
It only matters that one perceive the problems are caused by the election of Donald Trump , and recognize the first step to resolving systemic racism can only be achieved by electing Joe Biden president .
Democrats will drop the race issue as soon as their candidate is elected , just like they do every four years .
Because when Biden is elected , racism will magically disappear — from the headlines , anyway .
But what about the systemic bias and ignorance of journalists who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reporting on Rittenhouse ?
Whether it ’ s the violent thugs who reporters repeatedly try to rebrand as peaceful protestors , or in this case where Lubbers convicts vigilante teenager Kyle Rittenhouse based on social media gossip and a Buzzfeed article : Two young people are dead after a 17-year-old Donald Trump fan drove across state lines with his mother , both heavily armed , to confront protests against that act of police violence — and shot into the crowd .
And already , people in power are trying to blame the anti-racist @ @ @ @ @ @ @ turn the shooter into a hero .
Vigilantism is not the answer to stop these violent events that appear widely attended by privileged white activists .
Whether it ’ s the so-called “ Donald Trump fan ” * who fired the gun during a Wisconsin protest that left two dead , or the “ Joe Biden fan ” ** who was a participant in the Aurora rally when he shot fellow protestors while allegedly trying to protect them .
Mob rule and media malpractice have conspired against law and order on a daily @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lost in the crossfire is the need to reform police training and the use of lethal force against all human beings .
*Rittenhouse isn ’ t even old enough to vote , but it fits their narrative .
**We have no proof the Aurora protest shooter is a Biden supporter , it just fit the narrative .

Reeducation camp: The Colorado Sun calls out readers as racists
Who knew Colorado Sun readers are so racist they require reeducation and a reading list?
One of their writers obviously thinks so.
In the Friday edition of the Sunriser newsletter, author Eric Lubbers lecturs subscribers to confront their racism and America’s hidden caste structure, accusing readers of ignoring the evils of racism in the naive hope it will magically disappear.
“… I’m encouraging you to resist the urge to turn away. Find the things you can do in your own life to help change the narrative — no matter how small they may seem at the time, they’ll add up (there’s a reading list in this article to help).”
Click on the reading list, and here’s the wake-up call.
The Colorado Sun thinks white people have to be trained not to be racist in order to correct historic wrongs.
If only someone could teach journalists that stereotyping an entire race of people as haters is in itself a form of hate — it’s like the Catch 22 of hate.
Instead of changing the narrative as Lubbers implores, journalists need to get rid of it altogether and return to basic facts upon which to base their reporting.
It doesn’t matter anymore what’s true in the war of narratives declared by the left fringe and their advocates in the media who propagandize riots as some sort of noble quest for racial justice.
It only matters that one perceive the problems are caused by the election of Donald Trump, and recognize the first step to resolving systemic racism can only be achieved by electing Joe Biden president.
Democrats will drop the race issue as soon as their candidate is elected, just like they do every four years.
Because when Biden is elected, racism will magically disappear — from the headlines, anyway.
But what about the systemic bias and ignorance of journalists who make wild assumptions like Lubbers in his reporting on Rittenhouse?
Whether it’s the violent thugs who reporters repeatedly try to rebrand as peaceful protestors, or in this case where Lubbers convicts vigilante teenager Kyle Rittenhouse based on social media gossip and a Buzzfeed article:
Two young people are dead after a 17-year-old Donald Trump fan drove across state lines with his mother, both heavily armed, to confront protests against that act of police violence — and shot into the crowd. And already, people in power are trying to blame the anti-racist protests for these killings — and even turn the shooter into a hero.
Vigilantism is not the answer to stop these violent events that appear widely attended by privileged white activists.
Whether it’s the so-called “Donald Trump fan”* who fired the gun during a Wisconsin protest that left two dead, or the “Joe Biden fan”** who was a participant in the Aurora rally when he shot fellow protestors while allegedly trying to protect them.
Mob rule and media malpractice have conspired against law and order on a daily basis since Memorial Day, and completely lost in the crossfire is the need to reform police training and the use of lethal force against all human beings.
That’s the real injustice.
*Rittenhouse isn’t even old enough to vote, but it fits their narrative.
**We have no proof the Aurora protest shooter is a Biden supporter, it just fit the narrative.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-08-31--Biden and Hickenlooper Would Eliminate Fracking in Colorado

Biden and Hickenlooper Would Eliminate Fracking in Colorado Joe Biden came under fire on Monday for his repeated commitments throughout the presidential campaign to end fracking in the U.S. Biden claimed in Pennsylvania he does not favor banning fracking outright .
However , his commitment to “ end fossil fuel ” all but guarantees a Biden presidency would put fracking on the path to extinction in Colorado .
The most immediate threat to fracking from Biden is his commitment to end new fracking leases on federal land , a policy also supported by John Hickenlooper .
“ I don ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ On public lands , we shouldn ’ t do any additional leasing , ' ” Hickenlooper said in February .
Ending new energy permits would have disastrous consequences for regions like the Western Slope that rely on federal leases .
According to the BLM , energy development from public lands directly contributed $ 796 million to Colorado ’ s economy in 2016 , while nearly 23,000 jobs in Colorado are tied to mineral and energy development on federal land .
Mark Mills , a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and professor at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Engineering , argues Biden and Hickenlooper ’ s promise to end new federal energy leasing would quickly become an overall ban .
More broadly , Biden ’ s platform calls for ending fossil fuel “ via several policies , including a target of 100 % carbon-free power by 2035.
” There is no way to achieve those kinds of goals without eliminating energy production from hydraulic fracturing , especially given natural gas accounted for a whopping 38 % of America ’ s electricity generation in 2019 .
In Colorado , that means eliminating @ @ @ @ @ @ @ energy industry , $ 600 million in severance taxes supporting schools , and tens of billions from local economies across the state .
Given Biden ’ s advanced age and the fact he has pitched himself as a “ transitional ” candidate , it ’ s worth taking a look at what his running mate says about fracking .
Obviously this doesn ’ t paint the most optimistic picture for Colorado ’ s energy industry under a Biden/Harris administration .
Democrats like Biden and Hickenlooper can really argue whatever they want , but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that their support for draconian carbon limits would necessitate the wholesale elimination of fracking as an energy source .
Some Democrats , like Harris , are at least honest and admit it .
It would be nice if Biden and Hick would come clean so we can have an honest debate about Colorado ’ s energy future this fall .

Biden and Hickenlooper Would Eliminate Fracking in Colorado
UPDATE 9/9/20: The Sierra Club, a far-left group influential among Democrats that is supporting Joe Biden for president, told Yahoo Finance they will “have a way” to implement a fracking ban in a Biden administration.
“With a possible Biden administration, we’ll have a way” to ban fracking, Ramon Cruz, president of the Sierra Club, told Yahoo Finance. […] “What is important here is that [Biden has a] platform that is focusing on transitioning to a fossil fuel free environment economy in the future, and actually, the plan that he has put forward is quite, you know, progressive in that way,” Cruz said.
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Joe Biden came under fire on Monday for his repeated commitments throughout the presidential campaign to end fracking in the U.S.
Biden claimed in Pennsylvania he does not favor banning fracking outright. However, his commitment to “end fossil fuel” all but guarantees a Biden presidency would put fracking on the path to extinction in Colorado.
Joe Biden claimed he "never told" far-left activists he will get rid of fracking. That's a lie. Roll the tape! pic.twitter.com/BAny9SvsDh — Trump War Room – Text TRUMP to 88022 (@TrumpWarRoom) September 8, 2020
The most immediate threat to fracking from Biden is his commitment to end new fracking leases on federal land, a policy also supported by John Hickenlooper.
“I don’t have a problem saying, ‘On public lands, we shouldn’t do any additional leasing,'” Hickenlooper said in February.
Ending new energy permits would have disastrous consequences for regions like the Western Slope that rely on federal leases.
According to the BLM, energy development from public lands directly contributed $796 million to Colorado’s economy in 2016, while nearly 23,000 jobs in Colorado are tied to mineral and energy development on federal land.
Mark Mills, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and professor at Northwestern University’s McCormick School of Engineering, argues Biden and Hickenlooper’s promise to end new federal energy leasing would quickly become an overall ban.
Mr. Biden’s proposal to ban only “new” manufacturing is too cute by half. Just as with manufacturing or farming, fracking is a continual process. So banning “new” output quickly becomes an overall ban.
More broadly, Biden’s platform calls for ending fossil fuel “via several policies, including a target of 100% carbon-free power by 2035.”
There is no way to achieve those kinds of goals without eliminating energy production from hydraulic fracturing, especially given natural gas accounted for a whopping 38% of America’s electricity generation in 2019.
In Colorado, that means eliminating more than 100,000 jobs tied to the energy industry, $600 million in severance taxes supporting schools, and tens of billions from local economies across the state.
Given Biden’s advanced age and the fact he has pitched himself as a “transitional” candidate, it’s worth taking a look at what his running mate says about fracking.
Obviously this doesn’t paint the most optimistic picture for Colorado’s energy industry under a Biden/Harris administration.
Democrats like Biden and Hickenlooper can really argue whatever they want, but they can’t escape the fact that their support for draconian carbon limits would necessitate the wholesale elimination of fracking as an energy source.
Some Democrats, like Harris, are at least honest and admit it. It would be nice if Biden and Hick would come clean so we can have an honest debate about Colorado’s energy future this fall.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-08-31--Will Hickenlooper condemn violent protests or just blame Trump?

Will Hickenlooper condemn violent protests or just blame Trump ?
Support is beginning to wane among Democrat voters for the protestors and riots rocking major American cities with mindless violence .
The vandalism , looting , physical assaults and shootings are over-shadowing the goals of Black Lives Matter to defund or eliminate police altogether , which their messaging suggests will achieve racial justice .
Democratic pollsters have finally persuaded Joe Biden to signal some sort of opposition to the violence , who awoke from his Sunday nap long enough to just blame everything on Trump .
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a Sunday afternoon press conference where he too blamed Trump for not allowing the angry mob to burn down a federal court house .
Wheeler took zero responsibility for allowing anarchists and thugs to take control of his city , demanded Trump fix the problem Wheeler allowed to fester for three months , or stay the Hell out of the way .
Wheeler also warned counter-protestor who disagreed with the mob to stay away from Portland — that ’ s the Democrat ’ s solution to the murder of a counter-protestor on Saturday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : Free speech exists only for the radical left , Trump supporters stay the Hell out of town , or else .
Gov .
Polis and Denver Mayor Hancock saw the proverbial writing on the wall and condemned the violent protests in Denver last weekend .
Noticeably absent from their discussion was U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper , the Democrat ’ s U.S. Senate nominee .
Their absence was called out by The Federalist : Days after “ social justice ” riots erupted in downtown Denver last weekend , destroying businesses @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s Democrat senator and its nominee to oust the state ’ s Republican incumbent have yet to condemn the political violence .
Sen. Michael Bennet , re-elected in 2016 , and former Democratic Gov .
John Hickenlooper , who is running to unset Republican Sen. Cory Gardner this November , have joined the vast array of Democrats turning a blind eye to the lawless unrest in their states while cities burn .
Hickenlooper has been in hiding , still smarting from his accidental comments that all lives matter when asked about the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ days .
But now that Democrats finally have a policy solution to end the violence that consists solely of blaming Trump , we expect Hickenlooper ’ s campaign staff can manage to cobble together a tweet that parrots the mayor of Portland .

Will Hickenlooper condemn violent protests or just blame Trump?
Support is beginning to wane among Democrat voters for the protestors and riots rocking major American cities with mindless violence.
The vandalism, looting, physical assaults and shootings are over-shadowing the goals of Black Lives Matter to defund or eliminate police altogether, which their messaging suggests will achieve racial justice.
Democratic pollsters have finally persuaded Joe Biden to signal some sort of opposition to the violence, who awoke from his Sunday nap long enough to just blame everything on Trump.
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler received his talking points in time for a Sunday afternoon press conference where he too blamed Trump for not allowing the angry mob to burn down a federal court house.
Wheeler took zero responsibility for allowing anarchists and thugs to take control of his city, demanded Trump fix the problem Wheeler allowed to fester for three months, or stay the Hell out of the way.
Wheeler also warned counter-protestor who disagreed with the mob to stay away from Portland — that’s the Democrat’s solution to the murder of a counter-protestor on Saturday.
Wheeler’s message was clear: Free speech exists only for the radical left, Trump supporters stay the Hell out of town, or else.
Gov. Polis and Denver Mayor Hancock saw the proverbial writing on the wall and condemned the violent protests in Denver last weekend.
Noticeably absent from their discussion was U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper, the Democrat’s U.S. Senate nominee.
Their absence was called out by The Federalist:
Days after “social justice” riots erupted in downtown Denver last weekend, destroying businesses and launching fireworks at police, Colorado’s Democrat senator and its nominee to oust the state’s Republican incumbent have yet to condemn the political violence. Sen. Michael Bennet, re-elected in 2016, and former Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper, who is running to unset Republican Sen. Cory Gardner this November, have joined the vast array of Democrats turning a blind eye to the lawless unrest in their states while cities burn.
Hickenlooper has been in hiding, still smarting from his accidental comments that all lives matter when asked about the Black Lives Matter protests in the early days.
But now that Democrats finally have a policy solution to end the violence that consists solely of blaming Trump, we expect Hickenlooper’s campaign staff can manage to cobble together a tweet that parrots the mayor of Portland.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-08-31--Freedom Caucus throws support to Boebert in 3rd Congressional District race

House Freedom Caucus Chairman U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs was in Grand Junction over the weekend stumping for Lauren Boebert , who is fast becoming a rising star on the national political scene .
Boebert ’ s ability to attract a heavy weight like Biggs is huge for her campaign , and will allow her to tap into the Freedom Caucus ’ small dollar donor network .
Boebert has campaigned nonstop since she pulled an upset victory in the 3rd Congressional District Republican primary against U.S. Rep. Scott Tipton .
She met with voters in Mesa , Delta , and Montrose @ @ @ @ @ @ @ John Hickenlooper ’ s lackluster campaign , Boebert ’ s opponent , Diane Mitch Bush , is absolutely nowhere to be found .
A quick scan of Bush ’ s twitter page reveals she has held zero events since the primary .
The basement strategy is par for the course for Democrats these days because they know if they get out and actually meet voters they would have to defend radical positions like raising taxes , Medicare for all , and allowing violent protestors to take over city streets with no consequences .

Freedom Caucus throws support to Boebert in 3rd Congressional District race
House Freedom Caucus Chairman U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs was in Grand Junction over the weekend stumping for Lauren Boebert, who is fast becoming a rising star on the national political scene.
I love when the Freedom Caucus comes to town! https://t.co/R3jGGi7KE2 — Lauren Boebert for Congress (R-CO3) (@laurenboebert) August 30, 2020
Boebert’s ability to attract a heavy weight like Biggs is huge for her campaign, and will allow her to tap into the Freedom Caucus’ small dollar donor network.
Boebert has campaigned nonstop since she pulled an upset victory in the 3rd Congressional District Republican primary against U.S. Rep. Scott Tipton.
She met with voters in Mesa, Delta, and Montrose Counties this past weekend.
Similar to John Hickenlooper’s lackluster campaign, Boebert’s opponent, Diane Mitch Bush, is absolutely nowhere to be found. A quick scan of Bush’s twitter page reveals she has held zero events since the primary.
The basement strategy is par for the course for Democrats these days because they know if they get out and actually meet voters they would have to defend radical positions like raising taxes, Medicare for all, and allowing violent protestors to take over city streets with no consequences.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-09-01--Bennet brazenly takes every possible stance on violent protests

Bennet brazenly takes every possible stance on violent protests U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet has brazenly , and without making any sense at all , responded to the challenge thrown down by The Federalist on Friday to condemn the political violence in Colorado unleashed during so-called peaceful protests .
The national news organization called out Bennet and U.S. Senate candidate John Hickenlooper for turning a blind eye to “ lawless unrest.
” Protests here have resulted in millions of dollars in damages to the capitol building , businesses and private property , hundreds of injuries have been reported and one protestor @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bennet now describes it , “ Disturbing the peace.
” Bennet ’ s non-condemnation took an astonishing turn beyond the Democrat ’ talking points issued to Joe Biden and Portland ’ s mayor on Sunday , which was simply to blame Trump for the summer of violence .
Instead , Bennet took at least four conflicting positions .
Bennet first denied the violence existed , then defended the violence as necessary before deftly blaming Trump for the now defensible non-violence and concluded by demanding the president condemn the whole mess .
No one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of taking the wrong position on the riots , because he clearly stands for all the positions .

Bennet brazenly takes every possible stance on violent protests
U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet has brazenly, and without making any sense at all, responded to the challenge thrown down by The Federalist on Friday to condemn the political violence in Colorado unleashed during so-called peaceful protests.
The national news organization called out Bennet and U.S. Senate candidate John Hickenlooper for turning a blind eye to “lawless unrest.”
Protests here have resulted in millions of dollars in damages to the capitol building, businesses and private property, hundreds of injuries have been reported and one protestor accidentally shot fellow protestors.
Or as Bennet now describes it, “Disturbing the peace.”
Bennet’s non-condemnation took an astonishing turn beyond the Democrat’ talking points issued to Joe Biden and Portland’s mayor on Sunday, which was simply to blame Trump for the summer of love violence.
Instead, Bennet took at least four conflicting positions.
Bennet first denied the violence existed, then defended the violence as necessary before deftly blaming Trump for the now defensible non-violence and concluded by demanding the president condemn the whole mess.
President Trump is concerned with those “disturbing the peace,” with no appreciation of the injustice they are trying to disturb. Instead of fanning the flames of fear and hate, he should condemn all of the violence and unify our country. https://t.co/vjleQgRSsY — Michael Bennet (@SenatorBennet) August 31, 2020
No one will ever be able to accuse Bennet of taking the wrong position on the riots, because he clearly stands for all the positions.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-09-01--Democrats freak out over Colorado GOP chair’s Marine Corps t-shirt

Is there anything Colorado Democrats won ’ t freak out about ?
Other than the riots and destruction taking place across the country that both John Hickenlooper and Michael Bennet have refused to condemn .
Instead , Democrats have taken to the feinting couches over a common military t-shirt worn by U.S. Rep. Ken Buck ’ s that says , “ Kill ’ em all , let God sort ’ em out ” — a slogan associated with the U.S. Marines Corps and Green Berets .
But that didn ’ t stop Colorado Democrats from melting down on Twitter .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Hickenlooper ’ s Senate campaign , felt the need to give Buck fashion advice , misspelling “ congressman ” in the process .
But that didn ’ t go over so well for Moussa when retired Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant Jessie Jane Duff fired back calling Moussa “ soft as tissue paper.
” Hickenlooper ’ s deputy communications director couldn ’ t resist getting in on the fray and attacked U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner for making a public appearance with the state ’ s Republican Party chairman ( gasp ) before throwing in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ smacked her down .
The irony award goes to former Bernie Sanders advisor , David Sirota .
We don ’ t remember Sirota ’ s outrage when a Bernie supporter when on a shooting rampage of Republican congressmen playing softball .
But wearing a t-shirt that ’ s a gift from your son with a Marine Corps slogan ?
That ’ s out of bounds .
Every week there is some reason for Democrats to collectively freak out about something that normal Coloradans don ’ t care about .
The decision to go @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you just how nervous they are for November .

Democrats freak out over Colorado GOP chair’s Marine Corps t-shirt
Is there anything Colorado Democrats won’t freak out about? Other than the riots and destruction taking place across the country that both John Hickenlooper and Michael Bennet have refused to condemn.
Instead, Democrats have taken to the feinting couches over a common military t-shirt worn by U.S. Rep. Ken Buck’s that says, “Kill ’em all, let God sort ’em out” — a slogan associated with the U.S. Marines Corps and Green Berets.
From Colorado GOP Communications Director Joe Jackson:
Not surprising that @Hickenlooper’s spox would go after a shirt with a well known @USMC saying on it. The shirt was given to him by his son who served in our armed forces. I do appreciate you sharing that **our ** officials are actually out talking to Coloradans though. https://t.co/zoylO95Tqd pic.twitter.com/aHAMNsh0f4 — Joe Jackson 🇺🇸 (@Joe_Jacksonn) August 30, 2020
But that didn’t stop Colorado Democrats from melting down on Twitter.
Ammar Moussa, a press assistant for Hickenlooper’s Senate campaign, felt the need to give Buck fashion advice, misspelling “congressman” in the process.
“Kill em all” is exactly the kind of shirt for a Comgressman to wear. #copolitics https://t.co/iosaqjpdMu — Ammar Moussa (@ammarmufasa) August 30, 2020
But that didn’t go over so well for Moussa when retired Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant Jessie Jane Duff fired back calling Moussa “soft as tissue paper.”
If you served, you’d know it’s a Marine thing. Don’t be soft as tissue paper, Ammar. Real men get it. https://t.co/6f1OlG1dVX — Jessie Jane Duff – Text FIGHT to 88022 (@JessieJaneDuff) August 30, 2020
Hickenlooper’s deputy communications director couldn’t resist getting in on the fray and attacked U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner for making a public appearance with the state’s Republican Party chairman (gasp) before throwing in a bizarre conspiracy theory.
How did @SenCoryGardner spend the weekend? At a packed, maskless gun range with QAnon supporter Lauren Boebert & Congressman Ken Buck, who wore his “Kill em all” shirt for the occasion This is Cory Gardner’s GOP #cosen #copolitics pic.twitter.com/eLJ9dFdgY6 — Alyssa Roberts (@alyssaaroberts) August 30, 2020
Duff also smacked her down.
Liberals who NEVER served in the military have no clue who wears that shirt or what it means, do you, Alyssa? Let me introduce you to the U.S. Marine Corps. We know ya’ll bleed out over a paper-cut so I’m not suprised Ken’s shirt, a gift from his son on active duty, offends you https://t.co/HF0edX1P7i — Jessie Jane Duff – Text FIGHT to 88022 (@JessieJaneDuff) August 30, 2020
The irony award goes to former Bernie Sanders advisor, David Sirota.
This United States Congressman is chairman of the Colorado Republican Party. He is wearing a “kill ‘em all” T-shirt at a public event. https://t.co/SrsBMosjMb — David Sirota (@davidsirota) August 30, 2020
We don’t remember Sirota’s outrage when a Bernie supporter when on a shooting rampage of Republican congressmen playing softball.
But wearing a t-shirt that’s a gift from your son with a Marine Corps slogan? That’s out of bounds.
Every week there is some reason for Democrats to collectively freak out about something that normal Coloradans don’t care about. The decision to go ballistic over Buck’s t-shirt shows you just how nervous they are for November.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-09-01--U.S. Sen. Gardner tours Western Slope for forest fire briefings

U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner is touring the Western Slope and holding briefings with key officials on the devastating wildfires that continue to impact the region .
In Grand County where the Williams Fork fire has burned for two weeks , Gardner learned his legislative fix for fire funding allowed officials there to focus on fighting fires rather than juggling dollars in budgets .
“ Now they don ’ t have to worry about it , ” Gardner said .
“ They fight the fire .
They were always going to fight the fire , but now they don ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on resources ) .
They know they have the resources.
” In Glenwood Springs , Gardner was briefed on the Grizzly Creek fire now about 73 % contained after burning more than 32,000 acres .
Interstate 70 is open but drivers are still experiencing delays as crews work to repair utility lines .
The local economy had already taken a tremendous hit from all of Gov .
Polis ’ s COVID-19 closures .
Losing critical access through Glenwood Canyon was devastating to the economy , costing nearly $ 1 million for every hour @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .

U.S. Sen. Gardner tours Western Slope for forest fire briefings
U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner is touring the Western Slope and holding briefings with key officials on the devastating wildfires that continue to impact the region.
In Grand County where the Williams Fork fire has burned for two weeks, Gardner learned his legislative fix for fire funding allowed officials there to focus on fighting fires rather than juggling dollars in budgets.
“Now they don’t have to worry about it,” Gardner said. “They fight the fire. They were always going to fight the fire, but now they don’t have to make any decisions (based on resources). They know they have the resources.”
The fire funding fix @SenatorBennet and I secured in 2018 to end fire borrowing has drastically improved wildfire response. Now instead of making decisions based on resources available, firefighters can respond knowing they will have the support they need.https://t.co/3wCzD3KFYp — Cory Gardner (@SenCoryGardner) August 28, 2020
In Glenwood Springs, Gardner was briefed on the Grizzly Creek fire now about 73% contained after burning more than 32,000 acres.
Interstate 70 is open but drivers are still experiencing delays as crews work to repair utility lines.
The local economy had already taken a tremendous hit from all of Gov. Polis’s COVID-19 closures.
Losing critical access through Glenwood Canyon was devastating to the economy, costing nearly $1 million for every hour Interstate 70 was closed, Gardner said.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-09-02--Hickenlooper: Basketball is more important than debates and informing voters

Hickenlooper : Basketball is more important than debates and informing voters What is John Hickenlooper up to that ’ s more important than participating in debates to inform voters where the Democrat stands on issues critical to Coloradans ?
Hickenlooper and U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner should have held their first debate Tuesday in Colorado Springs .
Instead , Hickenlooper had more important campaign work to attend to , such as meeting with constituents , studying up on important issues , meetings with advisors .
If elected , rest assured Hickenlooper will prioritize watching sports over the pandemic , racial injustice @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at all .
Hickenlooper has rejected six debates with Gardner so far , including one event to be moderated by Hick ’ s leftist liberal buddies over at CNN .
Hickenlooper ’ s campaign team is only allowing the candidate to face off with Gardner at one debate in Pueblo just weeks before Election Day .
It ’ s a risky strategy , putting Hick ’ s gaffes out there so close to the election with little time to clean up after the messes he always makes .
We ’ ll see if @ @ @ @ @ @

Hickenlooper: Basketball is more important than debates and informing voters
What is John Hickenlooper up to that’s more important than participating in debates to inform voters where the Democrat stands on issues critical to Coloradans?
Hickenlooper and U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner should have held their first debate Tuesday in Colorado Springs.
Instead, Hickenlooper had more important campaign work to attend to, such as meeting with constituents, studying up on important issues, meetings with advisors.
Ha!
Just kidding.
12th team ever in NBA history to come back after being down 3-1! What a comeback! https://t.co/YOLgDRNbhQ — John Hickenlooper (@Hickenlooper) September 2, 2020
If elected, rest assured Hickenlooper will prioritize watching sports over the pandemic, racial injustice, climate change, or any work at all.
Hickenlooper has rejected six debates with Gardner so far, including one event to be moderated by Hick’s leftist liberal buddies over at CNN.
Hickenlooper’s campaign team is only allowing the candidate to face off with Gardner at one debate in Pueblo just weeks before Election Day.
It’s a risky strategy, putting Hick’s gaffes out there so close to the election with little time to clean up after the messes he always makes.
We’ll see if it pays off for them.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-09-02--Chickenlooper afraid to debate Gardner, even with lefty CNN moderating

Chickenlooper afraid to debate Gardner , even with lefty CNN moderating Democrat candidate John Hickenlooper is so afraid to debate U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner he ’ s even turned down a debate invitation from the leftist folks at CNN — a network that openly favors Democrats and is outright hostile to Republicans .
As Ernest Luning from Colorado Politics noted , the decision to decline the CNN debate is a huge shift in strategy for Hickenlooper who used to beg to get on the CNN debate stage when he was running for President : Last summer when he was running @ @ @ @ @ @ @ John Hickenlooper was trying as hard as he could to get onto the debate stage .
Fast-forward a little over a year , however , and the Democrat is taking a different approach .
Gardner has not turned down any debates , while Hickenlooper has declined six debates so far , including CNN , Club20 , the Rural Issues Debate , KOAA , CBS4 , and KDVR .
For anyone who has ever watched Hickenlooper debate , it ’ s not all that surprising that his campaign team is doing everything in their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with Gardner .
As Luning reported , the former governor earned the nickname “ Hickenblooper ” for a reason .
And even Hickenlooper himself has admitted he is not always the perfect spokesman for his own ideas .
We could go on and on about how bad of a debater Hickenlooper is , but his decision to skip out on CNN may just come down to the simple fact that Hickenlooper is still embarrassed from the last time he showed up to a CNN debate and the security guard didn ’ t even @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Hickenlooper sticks to his current stance and refuses to debate on the Democrat-friendly network , maybe it just proves what we have been saying all along : Hickenlooper is an awful candidate who knows Gardner is just one moment away from landing a knock out punch .

Chickenlooper afraid to debate Gardner, even with lefty CNN moderating
Democrat candidate John Hickenlooper is so afraid to debate U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner he’s even turned down a debate invitation from the leftist folks at CNN — a network that openly favors Democrats and is outright hostile to Republicans.
As Ernest Luning from Colorado Politics noted, the decision to decline the CNN debate is a huge shift in strategy for Hickenlooper who used to beg to get on the CNN debate stage when he was running for President:
Last summer when he was running for president, former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper was trying as hard as he could to get onto the debate stage. Fast-forward a little over a year, however, and the Democrat is taking a different approach.
Gardner has not turned down any debates, while Hickenlooper has declined six debates so far, including CNN, Club20, the Rural Issues Debate, KOAA, CBS4, and KDVR.
For anyone who has ever watched Hickenlooper debate, it’s not all that surprising that his campaign team is doing everything in their power to keep him off the stage with Gardner. As Luning reported, the former governor earned the nickname “Hickenblooper” for a reason.
…the former two-term governor, who’s earned a reputation over the decades for uttering malapropisms dubbed “Hickenbloopers,” is trying to limit podium time with Gardner, a notoriously aggressive debater — or at the very least, avoid meeting his opponent for televised debates until Coloradans have their ballots in hand.
Ouch.
And even Hickenlooper himself has admitted he is not always the perfect spokesman for his own ideas.
😂😂😂 Hickenlooper ‘I’m Not Always The Perfect Spokesperson For My Own Ideas’ pic.twitter.com/SaKIksTNB5 — Francis Brennan (@FrancisBrennan) July 2, 2019
We could go on and on about how bad of a debater Hickenlooper is, but his decision to skip out on CNN may just come down to the simple fact that Hickenlooper is still embarrassed from the last time he showed up to a CNN debate and the security guard didn’t even know who he was.
Security person outside debate site just now : “are you here to pick up press credentials?”
John Hickenlooper: “…I’m a candidate” — Scott Detrow (@scottdetrow) June 26, 2019
But if Hickenlooper sticks to his current stance and refuses to debate on the Democrat-friendly network, maybe it just proves what we have been saying all along: Hickenlooper is an awful candidate who knows Gardner is just one moment away from landing a knock out punch.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-09-02--Speedway rebels against governor’s never-ending emergency rule dictatorship

The Bandimere Speedway rally Tuesday protesting government overreach that continues to cripple businesses months after we ’ ve “ flattened the COVID curve ” will likely result in pushback from the pandemic police .
There ’ s been no official headcount , but the speedway is already on double-secret probation with Jefferson County health officials who have ruled only 175 people are allowed among the speedway ’ s 20,000 seats around a drag strip on 45 acres of land .
That ’ s the required distancing for an outdoor event mostly attended by people who love God , country , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 175 people for 20,000 seats .
No wonder the Bandimere family and conservative Republicans are so upset about the randomness and never-ending “ emergency powers ” claimed by Gov .
Polis and government bureaucrats that ’ s been going on for seven months now .
Especially when there ’ s been no comparative rules or attendance limits for outdoor events featuring riots , arson , looting , vandalism and various other sundry methods of assault and destruction for the purpose of defunding police .
Channel 9 did a flyover showing those in attendance @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of each other .
It looks like there was plenty of social distancing in the stands .
CBS Denver was inside the event and noted speedway officials and the crowd were making an effort to social distance .
Reporting from outside the speedway on the side of the road , Ryan Haarer of 9 News concluded health orders would be violated because he saw hundreds and hundreds of cars streaming in for the event and many of those inside the vehicles were not wearing masks .
It ’ s reporting like that , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ inside cars , that contributes to the confusion of how to manage the pandemic long after the curve was flattened , and the number of cases and deaths significantly declines enough for school to resume .
And it ’ s knee-jerk governing that limits a 45-acre venue with 20,000 seats to only 175 people while still mandating masks , outdoors .
It ’ s impossible to tell how many people actually attended what appears to be a peaceful protest .
And by peaceful , we mean no people were injured , killed or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have collected all the group photos taken after the event for a headcount .

Speedway rebels against governor’s never-ending emergency rule dictatorship
The Bandimere Speedway rally Tuesday protesting government overreach that continues to cripple businesses months after we’ve “flattened the COVID curve” will likely result in pushback from the pandemic police.
There’s been no official headcount, but the speedway is already on double-secret probation with Jefferson County health officials who have ruled only 175 people are allowed among the speedway’s 20,000 seats around a drag strip on 45 acres of land.
That’s the required distancing for an outdoor event mostly attended by people who love God, country, the flag, and President Trump — 175 people for 20,000 seats.
No wonder the Bandimere family and conservative Republicans are so upset about the randomness and never-ending “emergency powers” claimed by Gov. Polis and government bureaucrats that’s been going on for seven months now.
Especially when there’s been no comparative rules or attendance limits for outdoor events featuring riots, arson, looting, vandalism and various other sundry methods of assault and destruction for the purpose of defunding police.
Channel 9 did a flyover showing those in attendance weren’t exactly piled on top of each other.
It looks like there was plenty of social distancing in the stands.
CBS Denver was inside the event and noted speedway officials and the crowd were making an effort to social distance.
Reporting from outside the speedway on the side of the road, Ryan Haarer of 9 News concluded health orders would be violated because he saw hundreds and hundreds of cars streaming in for the event and many of those inside the vehicles were not wearing masks.
It’s reporting like that, calling out people for not wearing masks inside cars, that contributes to the confusion of how to manage the pandemic long after the curve was flattened, and the number of cases and deaths significantly declines enough for school to resume.
And it’s knee-jerk governing that limits a 45-acre venue with 20,000 seats to only 175 people while still mandating masks, outdoors.
It’s impossible to tell how many people actually attended what appears to be a peaceful protest. And by peaceful, we mean no people were injured, killed or property destroyed.
We expect pandemic police have collected all the group photos taken after the event for a headcount.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-09-03--Hell freezes over: Hickenlooper and Gardner to meet for live televised debate

Hell freezes over : Hickenlooper and Gardner to meet for live televised debate That early snow in the mountains signaled Hell has frozen over because John Hickenlooper is scheduled to appear in a live public debate with U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner .
Mark your calendars for Oct. 9 at 5 p.m. , because it ’ s a Friday and folks will be racing home for cocktails forgetting all about politics .
The debate hosts are the leftists at the Denver Post , the leftists at Colorado Public Radio and will be shown on Denver ’ s Channel 7 and the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be no live audience .
Considering the media hosts , we expect mostly softball questions for Democrat Hickenlooper .
Whom we also expect will still manage to mangel most of his responses .
Questions like : Why is COVID-19 Trump ’ s fault ?
How come police only started killing black people after Trump was elected ?
Why are the riots Trump ’ s fault ?
How is it Trump ’ s fault Denver police problems were never solved when you were mayor ?
How come our economy crashed when Gov .
Polis @ @ @ @ @ @ @ scratch that last one .
Hick has more than a month to prep with the opposition research on Trump , which is the only answer he has for every issue .
Hickenlooper will govern and fix every problem by not being Trump .
The details of which aren ’ t important because Hick doesn ’ t actually have any .
Even with all the liberal cards stacked against him , Gardner will still come through the debate smelling like a rose , because he actually knows how to represent Coloradans and govern as @ @ @ @

Hell freezes over: Hickenlooper and Gardner to meet for live televised debate
That early snow in the mountains signaled Hell has frozen over because John Hickenlooper is scheduled to appear in a live public debate with U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner.
Mark your calendars for Oct. 9 at 5 p.m., because it’s a Friday and folks will be racing to the bar home for cocktails forgetting all about politics.
The debate hosts are the leftists at the Denver Post, the leftists at Colorado Public Radio and will be shown on Denver’s Channel 7 and the Post’s website.
There will be no live audience.
Considering the media hosts, we expect mostly softball questions for Democrat Hickenlooper. Whom we also expect will still manage to mangel most of his responses.
Questions like: Why is COVID-19 Trump’s fault? How come police only started killing black people after Trump was elected? Why are the riots Trump’s fault? How is it Trump’s fault Denver police problems were never solved when you were mayor? How come our economy crashed when Gov. Polis shut down our state?
Wait, scratch that last one.
Hick has more than a month to prep with the opposition research on Trump, which is the only answer he has for every issue.
Hickenlooper will govern and fix every problem by not being Trump. The details of which aren’t important because Hick doesn’t actually have any.
Even with all the liberal cards stacked against him, Gardner will still come through the debate smelling like a rose, because he actually knows how to represent Coloradans and govern as a U.S. senator.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-09-03--How the Denver Post downplayed assault against 12-year-old Trump supporter

How the Denver Post downplayed assault against 12-year-old Trump supporter The 12-year-old boy assaulted by a Boulder woman over a Trump yard sign is speaking out , KMGH reports .
The boy said he was confused as the attack was happening and told Denver7 he is disappointed with people who attack others solely for their political views .
“ I like showing what I believe in , ” the boy said .
“ I didn ’ t want any conflict – I just wanted to show what I believe in.
” The boy , who said he ’ s now @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump , asked for mutual respect and also asked that people stop attacking one another .
The left appears nervous about the potential fallout from this story , especially since the Denver Post is attempting to minimize the assault by merely stating the woman turned around to “ confront ” the preteen .
“ Confront , ” unsurprisingly , is the same verb the Denver Post used to describe the actions of left-wing morons who crashed a Gardner event at a hospital last summer .
Apparently in the eyes of the Post , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ term that appropriately describes any action the left takes against conservatives , be it the violent assault of a 12-year-old or crashing a forum on veterans ’ healthcare to heckle Republicans on gun control .
While Democrats and their allies in the press try to downplay the story , the Republican National Committee called on Joe Biden and Colorado Democrats to “ disavow this act of hatred and violence on a child.
” “ The left has become completely unhinged .
This behavior is utterly unacceptable and must be denounced by Joe Biden @ @ @ @ @ @ @ spokesperson Keith Schipper .
To date , neither John Hickenlooper , Jared Polis , Biden , or any other prominent elected Democrat have condemned the assault .

How the Denver Post downplayed assault against 12-year-old Trump supporter
The 12-year-old boy assaulted by a Boulder woman over a Trump yard sign is speaking out, KMGH reports.
The boy said he was confused as the attack was happening and told Denver7 he is disappointed with people who attack others solely for their political views. “I like showing what I believe in,” the boy said. “I didn’t want any conflict – I just wanted to show what I believe in.” The boy, who said he’s now scared to show his support for President Trump, asked for mutual respect and also asked that people stop attacking one another.
The left appears nervous about the potential fallout from this story, especially since the Denver Post is attempting to minimize the assault by merely stating the woman turned around to “confront” the preteen.
Not sure she “confronted” him so much as “used a closed fist to strike the boy in the back of the head and arms four to five times, and scratched him.” https://t.co/318iM3T4IK — Emily Zanotti (@emzanotti) September 2, 2020
By “confront” they mean she punched him in the head and body multiple times and scratched him before trying to steal the sign. She fled on a moped, which tells you a lot. https://t.co/XlF5oJOuQl — Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) September 2, 2020
I’m not sure that it’s productive in our current heated political moment for journalists to downplay spontaneous political violence against preteen Trump supporters as “a woman turned around to confront the boy.” https://t.co/h0Nh2AgAps — Omri Ceren (@omriceren) September 3, 2020
Close your eyes and imagine if a Trump supporter went up to an 11 years old boy wearing a Biden shirt and punched him in the head several times. Imagine how this story would be reported. https://t.co/h9P0elalwG — RBe (@RBPundit) September 3, 2020
“Confront,” unsurprisingly, is the same verb the Denver Post used to describe the actions of left-wing morons who crashed a Gardner event at a hospital last summer.
Apparently in the eyes of the Post, “confront” is just a catch-all term that appropriately describes any action the left takes against conservatives, be it the violent assault of a 12-year-old or crashing a forum on veterans’ healthcare to heckle Republicans on gun control.
While Democrats and their allies in the press try to downplay the story, the Republican National Committee called on Joe Biden and Colorado Democrats to “disavow this act of hatred and violence on a child.”
“The left has become completely unhinged. This behavior is utterly unacceptable and must be denounced by Joe Biden and Colorado Democrats,” said RNC spokesperson Keith Schipper.
To date, neither John Hickenlooper, Jared Polis, Biden, or any other prominent elected Democrat have condemned the assault.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-09-04--Government sues to block future conservative political rallies at speedway

The pandemic police are suing Bandimere Speedway for allowing more than 175 people to assemble for a political rally and exercise their free speech to criticize elected officials for mishandling the coronavirus shutdowns .
The Bandimere family responded by suing Gov .
Polis and other state and local entities for violating their constitutional rights .
It ’ s curious these government officials appear to be choosing which messaging is appropriate during this time of COVID .
Peaceful Protests ™ that include violence , assault , murder , arson and looting are permissible so long as the crimes are allegedly committed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Rallying to protect the constitutional rights of everyone is just stupid and causes COVID , apparently .
We checked the state ’ s website on COVID-19 outbreak locations , and the speedway is not the list .
An outbreak , by the way , can be a single case of the virus .
The Jefferson County Public Health Department was adamant in their legal filing : Gov .
Polis ’ s rules do not permit more than 175 people gathering for outdoor events until further notice .
Included in the legal filing , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the speedway notes : “ The press release issued on social media on August 30 does not indicate whether Bandimere intends to put a cap on the number of attendees , but instead invites “ everyone ” to join the rally.
” See ?
It says … Oh wait , that ’ s the announcement on social media for the violent political rally held in Denver a couple of weeks ago .
Those organizers didn ’ t say anything about putting a cap on attendees either .
Just like Bandimere , they invited @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is 45 acres and holds 20,000 seats .
And yet there ’ s been no investigation to determine exactly who is behind all the Peaceful Protest ™ rallies that also violate Gov .
Polis ’ s order limiting outdoor events to 175 people , and zero momentum by government agencies to put a stop to it or take those organizers to court .

Government sues to block future conservative political rallies at speedway
The pandemic police are suing Bandimere Speedway for allowing more than 175 people to assemble for a political rally and exercise their free speech to criticize elected officials for mishandling the coronavirus shutdowns.
The Bandimere family responded by suing Gov. Polis and other state and local entities for violating their constitutional rights.
It’s curious these government officials appear to be choosing which political party messaging is appropriate during this time of COVID.
Peaceful Protests ™ that include violence, assault, murder, arson and looting are permissible so long as the crimes are allegedly committed in the name of racial justice.
Rallying to protect the constitutional rights of everyone is just stupid and causes COVID, apparently.
We checked the state’s website on COVID-19 outbreak locations, and the speedway is not the list. An outbreak, by the way, can be a single case of the virus.
The Jefferson County Public Health Department was adamant in their legal filing: Gov. Polis’s rules do not permit more than 175 people gathering for outdoor events until further notice.
Included in the legal filing, this letter from the health department to the speedway notes: “The press release issued on social media on August 30 does not indicate whether Bandimere intends to put a cap on the number of attendees, but instead invites “everyone” to join the rally.”
See? It says …
Oh wait, that’s the announcement on social media for the violent political rally held in Denver a couple of weeks ago.
Those organizers didn’t say anything about putting a cap on attendees either. Just like Bandimere, they invited everyone. By the way, Bandimere is 45 acres and holds 20,000 seats.
And yet there’s been no investigation to determine exactly who is behind all the Peaceful Protest ™ rallies that also violate Gov. Polis’s order limiting outdoor events to 175 people, and zero momentum by government agencies to put a stop to it or take those organizers to court.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-09-04--Kyle Clark returns to protective duty for Hickenlooper, calls GOP brazen liars

John Hickenlooper must be so relieved someone in the media is finally obeying his orders and protecting the Democrat from the political rhetoric of a Senate campaign .
Big surprise , 9 News ’ s resident liberal hack Kyle Clark came to Hickenlooper ’ s rescue Friday with a half-assed fact check on the Colorado GOP .
Clark takes exception to the reiteration that Hickenlooper ’ s campaign has restricted access to the candidate , and rural voters in particular .
That “ campaign swing on the Western Slope ” Clark referenced ?
Hick skipped up to Vail and Aspen @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and squeezed in some time for Garfield County while he was in the neighborhood .
Not exactly what any resident of the Western Slope would consider a Western Slope campaign swing .
Especially considering Hickenlooper ’ s campaign didn ’ t have the decency to publicize any of his stops to the general public .
He spent most of his time with a few select local reporters who obediently pitched softball questions to the candidate .
As the Colorado Sun reported last week , Hickenlooper has not held a widely publicized event since @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this strategy to limit Hick ’ s exposure to the press and avoid gaffes .
Hickenlooper ’ s team says it is not advertising most events and limiting the size because of the coronavirus .
But the decision also allows Hickenlooper to avoid questions from reporters and voters , and it limits his propensity to make comments that hurt his campaign , as he did in the primary .
Colorado GOP Communications Director Joe Jackson and Executive Director Lx Fangonilo both blasted Clark and called for him to apologize .
We aren ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Clark gets called out for instances of extreme bias he tends to go radio silent .
Clark ’ s just showing everyone why Gardner ’ s campaign is right to question whether 9 News could objectively moderate a Senate debate this year .

Kyle Clark returns to protective duty for Hickenlooper, calls GOP brazen liars
John Hickenlooper must be so relieved someone in the media is finally obeying his orders and protecting the Democrat from the political rhetoric of a Senate campaign.
Big surprise, 9 News’s resident liberal hack Kyle Clark came to Hickenlooper’s rescue Friday with a half-assed fact check on the Colorado GOP.
Clark takes exception to the reiteration that Hickenlooper’s campaign has restricted access to the candidate, and rural voters in particular.
You’re right Kyle, everyone should Google Hickenlooper and read about how voters feel about his “bunker-styled” campaign. #copolitics #cosen https://t.co/lC6IX2wYqA pic.twitter.com/4fgxkiutBt — CO Peak Politics (@COpeakpolitics) September 4, 2020
That “campaign swing on the Western Slope” Clark referenced? Hick skipped up to Vail and Aspen for a couple days this week, and squeezed in some time for Garfield County while he was in the neighborhood.
Not exactly what any resident of the Western Slope would consider a Western Slope campaign swing.
Especially considering Hickenlooper’s campaign didn’t have the decency to publicize any of his stops to the general public. He spent most of his time with a few select local reporters who obediently pitched softball questions to the candidate.
Hickenlooper’s event schedule, like that of his opponent, is not public. His stops are not open to the press, except the one or two reporters his staff hand-picks. Want to hear him speak or ask him a tough question? So do I. But, hey, it’s a solid playlist. #cosen #copolitics https://t.co/qqowDASLxS — Justin Wingerter (@JustinWingerter) September 2, 2020
As the Colorado Sun reported last week, Hickenlooper has not held a widely publicized event since early March. His campaign is employing this strategy to limit Hick’s exposure to the press and avoid gaffes.
Hickenlooper’s team says it is not advertising most events and limiting the size because of the coronavirus. But the decision also allows Hickenlooper to avoid questions from reporters and voters, and it limits his propensity to make comments that hurt his campaign, as he did in the primary.
Colorado GOP Communications Director Joe Jackson and Executive Director Lx Fangonilo both blasted Clark and called for him to apologize.
Will @KyleClark retract his tweet or issue an apology to the @cologop? My guess is the answer is an unequivocal “No.” since the media think they always have the moral high ground. Keep on carrying water for Hick, Kyle. The people are seeing through it. #copolitics #COSEN https://t.co/SPl2TFpoeW — Lx Fangonilo (@lfangonilo) September 4, 2020
We aren’t holding our breath. Typically when Clark gets called out for instances of extreme bias he tends to go radio silent.
Clark’s just showing everyone why Gardner’s campaign is right to question whether 9 News could objectively moderate a Senate debate this year.


coloradopeakpolitics--2020-09-04--Ad targets Hickenlooper: Vote for Dems and the mob wins

Ad targets Hickenlooper : Vote for Dems and the mob wins Joe Biden wasn ’ t having a senior moment when he blamed President Trump for the summer of violence produced by Black Lives Matter and their anarchist friends .
Public sympathy is beginning to wane for the peaceful protestors ™ who assault and kill those who disagree with them , and burn down the businesses of the minorities they purport to support .
So now Democrats are trying to cover their tracks , hoping the public ’ s attention span is practically non-existent , and they won ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is from the National Republican Senatorial Committee .
It ’ s part of their campaign to remind voters in battleground Senate race states that mob violence is how Democrats govern , and mob rule is how a Democrat-controlled Senate would operate .
The Democrat strategy is to rile their voters into angry mobs and encourage violence rather than listen to the concerns so many protestors want addressed — retraining police , reevaluating the use of deadly force , rooting out racism .
“ John Hickenlooper ’ s own party leaders have long encouraged @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ re seeing in cities like Denver .
For an entire week , Hickenlooper stayed silent about the vandalism , looting , and physical assaults that hijacked peaceful protests in his own state .
If he ’ s unwilling or unable to stand up to the mob and his Party leaders now , he definitely won ’ t do it in Washington , ” said NRSC spokesperson Joanna Rodriguez .

Ad targets Hickenlooper: Vote for Dems and the mob wins
Joe Biden wasn’t having a senior moment when he blamed President Trump for the summer of violence produced by Black Lives Matter and their anarchist friends.
Public sympathy is beginning to wane for the peaceful protestors ™ who assault and kill those who disagree with them, and burn down the businesses of the minorities they purport to support.
So now Democrats are trying to cover their tracks, hoping the public’s attention span is practically non-existent, and they won’t remember any of this:
Coloradans can’t trust @Hickenlooper and his loyalty to @JoeBiden’s liberal mob. Say no to the mob, say no to Hickenlooper. #COSen #copolitics pic.twitter.com/SCqAsTk9hD — The Senate Majority (@NRSC) September 3, 2020
The ad is from the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
It’s part of their campaign to remind voters in battleground Senate race states that mob violence is how Democrats govern, and mob rule is how a Democrat-controlled Senate would operate.
The Democrat strategy is to rile their voters into angry mobs and encourage violence rather than listen to the concerns so many protestors want addressed — retraining police, reevaluating the use of deadly force, rooting out racism.