Every time I am having a bad day, I pull out my special card. Courtesy of @Retard_Register and @RealReckoningX. 🥹😂🤣

BREAKING: Minneapolis daycare owner featured in Nick Shirley’s video Fahima Egeh Mahamud, PLEADS GUILTY to over $4 million fraud scheme

@COUnfiltered's post yesterday got me researching Prop 195, the Colorado ballot initiative still in the signature gathering phase that, if ultimately placed on the ballot and passed, would replace Colorado's flat 4.4% income tax with a graduated one with rates as high as 7.4%, 7.9%, and 8.4%. Of course, since these higher rates don't kick in until incomes of $500,000 or more and many earning $100,000 or less will see a small cut, you know that proponents are going to sell this as a "stick it to the man / eat the rich" kinda deal. However, as I suspected, Grok confirmed there is a legal pathway for them to ratchet that $500,000 floor on down to $100,000 as time goes on. The measure amounts to a crack in the shell of TABOR. Are people really dumb enough to believe that the government is going to be satisfied with getting more money from only the very rich? This is how all tax schemes start- hit the 1% first, then expand downward over time from there. CC: @NickRogersBTL @schotts @concernedforco @bradleyforco @mrosazza @ScottBottomsCO

Oh hey there. Just making news headlines again… always for the wrong reasons. 👀

I’ll believe it when I see it. So far we’ve lots of exposure and zero accountability.

THIS is why your home and rent prices shot up. It’s always been about supply and demand. Why should Americans have to work their butts off and save and build credit for a mortgage when we just give them to foreigners? This is so backwards…

One more example of the swamp protecting their own. Our Congress needs to grow a spine and start holding people accountable. These dinosaurs need to step down. Install TERM LIMITS!!!

Unpopular opinion here: I would love to privatize social security. Everything the government touches turns to crap. Not only is a full SS payout a HORRIBLE ROI, but it is insolvent. It was never running out, it has been stolen from us by the very people we elect. Remember when it was introduced and it was agreed that Congress could never borrow from it? That worked out exactly as we knew it would… 🙄

McConnell should have retired decades ago. He’s been brain dead for a while. This recent bout just confirms it. He needs to step aside and let a competent person take his seat. I am so tired of the uniparty protecting their own.

This is why rent is high and homelessness surged in Colorado! The Democrats paid for apartments for illegal aliens displacing vulnerable Citizens!!! Why would you vote for Democrats destroying Colorado! #copolitics

Why is Mayor Mike Johnston so big on protecting the immigrant community? It’s very simple; the city would financially implode without them. And it’s all because of the schools. Denver experienced population growth in recent years, yet DPS enrollment declined as families exited due to rising living costs, crime, taxes, and school policies including emphasis on DEI initiatives. The Biden-era border policies and subsequent migrant influx reversed this trend by adding approximately 25,000–30,000 students (roughly 30% of total DPS enrollment). These students consist of recent arrivals and their U.S.-born children in mixed-status households. This influx generated substantial additional revenue through the state per-pupil funding formula and targeted support for English Language Learners, transportation, and newcomer programs. The migrant surge contributed hundreds of millions in added costs and funding across Denver metro school districts, with DPS receiving a significant portion that stabilized district budgets and enrollment. Key Impacts • Supported preservation of teacher positions, union dues, and contributions to the PERA pension system. • Expanded funding and contracts for NGOs, Catholic Charities, and related service providers. • Enabled progressive political priorities through demographic shifts and welfare expansion. • Provided supplemental low-wage labor pools benefiting certain business sectors. • Prompted voter-approved tax increases, including a $975 million bond in 2024 and consideration of a $44 million annual mill levy override in 2026, often framed around supporting all students. The district has a documented history of complex financing. During Senator Michael Bennet’s tenure as superintendent, risky swap deals were used to address a large pension shortfall. More recently, DPS has employed lease-purchase agreements to secure hundreds of millions in off-the-books debt without direct voter approval. The migrant wave provided a critical short-term enrollment and revenue buffer for DPS. However, it has not resolved underlying challenges and has shifted significant long-term costs onto Denver taxpayers. The current model is unsustainable. I personally love the migrant community and Denver Public Schools. The community is vibrant, but the the politics behind it are not. The writing is on the wall: Federal money propping up this economy is gone. Time for plan B for all of Denver. @MikeJohnstonCO @dps_k12 #denver #copolitics

Is anyone surprised? Lorena is robbing us blind. 🙄

If you hate America leave. If you voted for Phil Weiser or the barista leave… If you think Kamala would have been a good president leave … And if you voted for Mandami … leave Socialists country’s exist we don’t need it here 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Sharia Law has no place in America.

To all of our Colorado democrat representatives, I have been telling you daily that the key to lowering home/rent prices is to allow the deportations to happen. Yet you continue to push “affordable housing”. Here is the proof. 👀

Colorado, I swear this state has lost its damn mind. We’ve got three people advancing who represent everything that’s gone wrong here — corruption, incompetence, and radical ideology. And voters are acting like this is normal. It’s not normal. It’s a fucking disaster. Let’s start with Phil Weiser, the slick political operator who’s been slithering through Colorado politics for years. He’s the one who protected Jena Griswold when she blew up the whole password scandal — instead of holding her accountable, he shielded her. He covered for her. He made sure she didn’t face consequences. And now he’s advancing again like he’s some kind of hero. Colorado is rewarding the same people who break the rules and hide the mess. Then there’s Jena Griswold, who should’ve been facing serious consequences for that password incident. Instead, she got political protection. Instead, she got defended. Instead, she got elevated. And now she’s advancing again, like nothing ever happened. Colorado Democrats treat her like she’s untouchable. I hope they finally get her, because this state doesn’t need one more corrupt official skating by on political favors. And now the newest problem — Melat Kiros, the Democrat Socialist who just advanced. She’s pushing an ideology that would tear Colorado apart. She wants to close prisons, defund police, make everything free, and somehow expects taxpayers to magically pay for it. She’s not just a Democrat — she’s a radical. She’s a socialist. She’s pushing ideas that would destroy the systems that keep this state functioning. And Colorado voters are cheering for her like she’s the future. Colorado used to have a backbone. Now it votes for radicals, communists, and people who openly want to dismantle the institutions that keep us safe. I’m disappointed. I’m disgusted. And I’m sick of watching this state elevate people who will drag Colorado into a fucking mess. @concernedforco @NickRogersBTL @mrosazza

1) So taking the Democrat/Republican vote share in these primaries and comparing them to the vote shares in 2022/2024 vs the general election results, I have some bad news. It's going to be a bloodbath. Best case scenario 50D-15R Most likely- 54D-11R Very Possible- 58D-7R

Republicans had a 34% voter turnout for this election. 😑

This is everything wrong with the woke left. Laws were originally designed to protect the VICTIMS. Not the perpetrators. CO democrats just elected AG Weiser as their governor nominee. Things are about to get a lot worse.

28K over 3 months to run the Bell Policy Center's Graduated Income Tax scheme to funnel more taxpayer money to the political elites/NGO's.

Abuse Dressed Up As Care The most effective abuse does not scream or hit. It smiles and says, “I’m only trying to help.” It slowly convinces you that your own eyes, your own body, and your own instincts are the real enemy. That is exactly how government and big corporations have shaped American society for decades. They spot real pain or normal struggle, twist it into proof you need them, and offer “solutions” that quietly create dependence. Disagree, and you become the villain. This playbook has been used on welfare, family breakdown, and economic anxiety. Now it targets children in puberty. Every teenager feels awkward as their body changes. That discomfort is normal. But the system tells them it proves they were born wrong. Schools hide it from parents. Clinics push drugs that halt development. The child gets constant validation while being isolated from reality. This is covert abuse: gaslighting, manufactured dependence, and turning normal growing pains into a permanent identity. Once that narrow victim class exists, the payoff kicks in. The state gains power over speech, schools, and medicine. Corporations gain markets and virtue points. Money and opportunity flow upward. The majority — especially girls and women — loses fairness and safety. This is the war of the sexes in action: biological males taking girls’ sports, records, and spaces while everyone is told to be kind. They divided us for years by race, sex, religion, and party. Now they are coming for the kids at their most vulnerable moment. That is not care. That is predation. A system that must feed on children going through puberty is already running out of blood. It is consuming its own future to survive. This week’s Supreme Court ruling on girls’ and women’s sports pushed back. It said the majority’s daughters do not have to surrender their opportunities and safety so the grift can continue. Abuse dressed up as care only works while people stay quiet. Once you see the gaslighting, the isolation, and the upward transfer of power and money, the spell breaks. They divided us for a long time. Now they are coming for the kids. That move signals desperation. A culture that preys on its children in puberty cannot last. The reckoning has already begun.