Trump's List of Pardons and Grants of Clemency Make a Lot of Sense
Feb 23, 2020 09:27:38 #
lindajoy wrote:
Not really, Colorado is purple yet 2018 saw a greater % of dems v**ed in...Some of the ridiculous issues brought up like declaring Denver a sanctuary city has raised the anti now and I suspect will see more Republicans get out and v**e...Hopeful any way..
We need Colorado to turn red.
Feb 23, 2020 09:35:38 #
Mikeyavelli wrote:
We need Colorado to turn red.
Yesssssssss, we do and after the last 2 years of BS I hope they smartened up!!
Feb 23, 2020 10:53:31 #
Feb 23, 2020 11:40:33 #
kemmer wrote:
Hahahahaha..... Not gonna happen.
Maybe not, but Trump still wins the presidency with or without Colorado.
Just read my lefty newspaper, and they are sooo upset about Bernie...
Feb 23, 2020 11:44:27 #
kemmer wrote:
Hahahahaha..... Not gonna happen.
Most likely correct just look at Boulder, Steamboat Springs predominantly democrat as is Denver.. Adjoining cities not so much but district wise dems have more control...
Example reference only as I ski a lot in Steamboat Springs and love the town, Boulder I wouldn’t pay a penny to live there..Totally off their rockets!!
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — A 20-foot papier-mache donkey still hangs in his garage, but Routt County Commissioner Doug Monger is no longer a registered Democrat.
Monger made the switch to an Independent on Wednesday and announced his decision in a letter to the editor.
It was not the first time during his tenure as a commissioner that he saw a single party rule the trifecta of the state legislature. When Monger was first elected, in 2000, Republicans held that control under Gov. Bill Owens. In 2007, Gov. Bill Ritter oversaw a Democratic majority in all three chambers.
“Things were handled pretty respectfully during all those years,” Monger said.
This time, things feel different.
In his letter, Monger cited political polarization as a primary driver of his decision to disassociate from the Democratic Party. He feels that l*****t lawmakers are using their newfound power to push more extreme legislation that does not reflect the interests of a majority of Coloradoans, especially in more rural areas like Routt County.
He pointed to the discrepancy that the vast majority of members from the state’s General Assembly come from urban areas along the I-70 corridor.
“Right now, the urbanites are controlling our legislature,” he said. “We in rural Colorado are really not getting much of a v**e.”
Both Corrigan and Melton voiced support for Monger’s decision and do not expect it to change the way their relationship with him.
https://www.steamboatpilot.com/news/routt-county-commissioner-monger-changes-political-affiliation/
Feb 23, 2020 11:58:31 #
Mikeyavelli wrote:
Maybe not, but Trump still wins the presidency with or without Colorado.
Just read my lefty newspaper, and they are sooo upset about Bernie...
Just read my lefty newspaper, and they are sooo upset about Bernie...
We have a lot of road sign (make shift) that says; NO TO BERNIE, in peoples yards as well.....
Feb 23, 2020 12:00:17 #
lindajoy wrote:
We have a lot of road sign (make shift) that says; NO TO BERNIE, in peoples yards as well.....
Pete and Chasten for First Family 2020!
Feb 23, 2020 12:13:02 #
kemmer wrote:
Pete and Chasten for First Family 2020!
A possibility 2024, not 2020...
😁 Feb 23, 2020 13:03:59 #
kemmer wrote:
Pete and Chasten for First Family 2020!
They are saving Mary Pete for 2024.
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