Well, patriots, it’s been a minute since we checked in on Gabe Evans up in Colorado’s 8th Congressional District, so let’s peel back the onion layers and try not to cry (or vomit) as we examine where this politician’s so-called “America-First” values have ended up. First off: yes, once again, Gabe Evans is listed as a co-sponsor of the Dignity Act . You know: the bill that masquerades as “compassionate” until you read it and realize it’s really just a golden ticket to amnesty

January 15 came and went, the deadline when every candidate running for office in this state was required to file their TRACER reports. Most complied. Some didn’t. And for a few, the silence was louder than any press release they could have written. This update is not about personalities, slogans, or who has the best-looking campaign logo. This is about fundraising, which in modern politics remains the single most reliable indicator of whether voters, donors, and influencers

The most dangerous lie in politics is the belief that social media is merely a communications platform. It is not. Social media is the battlefield itself. It is where legitimacy is quietly granted or revoked, where power is accumulated without formal authority, where alliances are forged or destroyed, and where political careers end long before a single vote is cast. Those who treat it as a side channel inevitably will lose. Those who understand it as a system of leverage oft

Well…..No kidding. Yes, some deeply heroic individuals are screenshotting posts in here and running off to their favorite libatard Facebook safe spaces to tattle like fourth-graders who just discovered the report button. Bravo! So I want to take a moment to sincerely thank these unpaid interns of the progressive outrage machine. Your tireless efforts to redistribute conservative ideas into places where logic, economics, and basic biology go to die is appreciated. You are, whe

In this issue: A New Year's Message The Brita Horn and Russ Andrews, "Thelma & Louise" Moment It’s Not Your Problems: It’s Your Allergy to Solving Them Gabe Evans Sells Out Kids after Selling Out our Border Security Evans' Medicaid Misdirection: Still Selling Out Kids with a Smirk A Primary Is Not a Rebellion, It’s What Happens When You Betray Your Party Base Tip of the Hat Colorado GOP KPI's Liberty Score Card Max Brooks Didn’t Come to Denver to “Learn the Ropes.” He Went to

Every January, the Colorado Capitol fills up with a familiar cast of characters: professional politicians, career compromisers, and the kind of “faux-leaders” who show up to work for their own agenda, not yours or mine, and then send a newsletter about their “thoughtful engagement.” So when Douglas County sends someone who acts like he actually works for the people who elected him, it’s worth saying out loud. State Rep. Max Brooks, our 2025 freshman Republican in House Distri

Well, patriots, there it goes… 2025 is now in the rearview mirror. Some years you celebrate with champagne, others you cry into your whiskey. Some you push out the door with a boot and a warning not to come back. What was 2025 for you? Let’s review the tape. Parker, once a fairly normal town, decided to experiment with electing a coffee shop mayor while letting socialist council members cling to power like barnacles. What is happening in Parker? That’s not a rhetorical questi

Oh the horror…because polite euphemisms may not save us. The Colorado GOP, under the “leadership” of Brita Horn and her ever-present lap-dog, Russ Andrews, is rapidly approaching what could be the next self-inflicted catastrophe for the Colorado GOP so obvious and preventable that it feels scripted (it very well may be). We are mere weeks from the very real possibility that the State Party could fail to hold a State Assembly, not because of an earthquake, not because of an ea

Patriots, every December we’re told to clap politely while the political class congratulates itself for doing absolutely nothing for the tax bill we all paid. We’re supposed to celebrate norms, process, and historic firsts that somehow always end with Americans poorer, borders wider open, criminals released without bail, and parents treated like extremists for wanting a say in their kids’ education and medical care. Not this year! While the media was busy hyperventilating ove

Colorado, land of grand mountains and moral avalanches, where the air is thin, the weed is legal, and the politics? Well, let's say it's starting to feel less like a debate over tax rates and more like a Billy Graham stadium crusade. The underlying question buzzing through social media: Is politics a spiritual battle in Colorado? Spoiler alert: If you're paying attention to the 2026 governor's race, you'd have to be spiritually comatose. Take the crowded Gubernatorial Republi

Here’s the uncomfortable truth the Colorado Republican establishment keeps tripping over like a rake in a cartoon. “The issue is not that we have problems - the issue is that we have problems with our problems.” Every serious political movement faces challenges over time. Voter registration gaps (like what we are seeing in Colorado with UAF’s). Messaging failures. Demographic shifts. A hostile media environment. None of that is unique to Colorado Republicans. What is unique i

If, for some reason, you are still confused about why “build the wall, deport them all” isn’t some fringe chant but a basic statement of sanity, Congratulations! But have you been paying attention to the news over the last couple of days? There has been this ongoing theme of fraud, lawlessness, and taxpayer-funded criminal enterprises, all wrapped in the warm, bureaucratic hug of government incompetence and progressive cowardice. Let’s head back to Minnesota, where reality ha