Eight months later and Rep. Gabe Evans still won't answer basic questions about his repeated misrepresentations of his family's immigration history, calling a story published in July 2025 an "election season smear." coloradonewsline.com/2025/07/22/u...
Adversity moment
The 1-, 2-, 3-, 4-, 5-, 6-, 7-, 8-, 9-, 10-, 11-, 12-, 18-, 24-, 36-, and 60-month periods ending with February 2026 were all the hottest recorded periods of that duration in the calendar in Colorado's 131-year temperature record history.
Colorado’s warm winter broke the previous record for highest average temperature by nearly 2°F. Colorado is one of nine states in the West with the warmest winter on record. Rising levels of greenhouse gases are behind warming around the globe.
By @chasewoodruff.bsky.social
today at the World Metaphors Classic the leader of the USA didn't bother to find out the details of the situation his team was in and blindly assumed they would win a matchup they ended up losing, jeopardizing their long-term standing for no good reason
"overhauled or shut down"
The biggest negative consequence of Colorado spending 30 years spinning its wheels on this is losing the extremely good "FrontRunner" to Utah of all places.
The SOS was technically a co-defendant in the lawsuit filed by CREW. The elections division didn't take a position and invited courts to weigh in first, which it said was following precedent. That may very well have been a crafty strategic move but it's hard to square that with "leading advocate."
I think this pushback edges up to the line of a more serious misrepresentation than the debatable misuse of "argued." Griswold didn't publicly take a position on the 14A lawsuit until quite late in the process, after the Colorado Supreme Court had ruled in favor of disqualification.
A top influence peddler at a lobbying firm in bed with the Trump administration is all-in on clemency for Tina Peters.
Not that you'd get that from the Post op-ed page's years-long, plainly unethical failure to label Friednash's columns with appropriate disclosure www.denverpost.com/2026/03/06/t...
Colorado at 150: In 1876 in the soon-to-be-state of Colorado, there was anxiety about the complex relationships between business and political leaders, the railroad companies and the public they were meant to serve.
By @chasewoodruff.bsky.social
Reuters Exclusive
"U.S. military investigators believe it is likely that U.S. forces were responsible for an apparent strike on an Iranian girls' school."
"The strike would rank among the worst cases of civilian casualties in decades of U.S. conflicts in the Middle East."
All else aside, it’s hard to describe how disingenuous this comparison is. SJL faked letters of support to duck a state legislative ethics probe. Peters participated in a plot to undermine Colorado’s elections and has spent her brief time in prison getting in fights and earning write-ups.
NEW YouGov poll:
Abolishing ICE is now at a *record high* level of support in the United States
50% support
39% oppose
Independents are now +17 on abolishing ICE
Moderates +6
23% of Republicans now support abolishing ICE
These are your (shifting, contradictory) "answers." This is the "plan." What is the opposition party's position on it?
Genuinely cannot believe this is still the Democratic line four days later. Trump has given interviews to the NYT, WaPo, CNN, Fox News, ABC, NBC, CBS, Axios, Politico, The Atlantic, The Daily Mail and held multiple press availabilities during which he has given many, many "answers" about his "plan"!
people have been lied to about this. the GOP, the NYT, and sundry centrists have spread this bullshit story where kids are being bum rushed into surgery by a shadowy conspiracy of endocrinologists and gender ideologues
A district full of ranchers getting hosed by tariffs, nurses at doomed rural health clinics, clean energy workers getting screwed in Pueblo, DOGE-d public lands employees, and Democrats' only idea seems to be a few upvalley passive-income guys in quarter zips.
Incredible that Democrats have had three cracks at candidate recruitment in this huge, diverse district and haven't managed to move beyond slight variations on "rich guy from Aspen"
One of my favourite sides of politics/media.
One of the two big demands from congressional Democrats over the last two days is for this person to provide them a detailed explanation of his long-term strategic objectives in starting this war.
It appears a hospital in Teheran has now been hit.
www.nytimes.com/live/2026/03...
FIFA closing monitoring the situation.
The situation: Their peace prize winner just bombed one of the countries he will host at the World Cup this summer
This was how it covered the start of Trump's war with Iran.
Eight months ago, Gabe Evans promised Trump's major escalation in striking Iran's nuclear program would "achieve peace through strength." Now he wholeheartedly endorses a long, uncertain war of regime change.
"American innovation" now refers to making a kind of atrocity cronut by combining insider trading with war crimes.
During the U.S.-Israeli attack in Iran on Saturday, dozens of people, most of them likely children, were killed when a strike hit a girls’ elementary school in Minab and a high school in Tehran, according to Iranian health officials, state media and a human rights group. trib.al/y3MsQLC
"I think responses [that ask only for the Administration to 'explain itself'] are pathetic. This isn’t a mystery that needs to be solved. This is not the case of the missing casus belli."
Statements from Colorado's six congressional Democrats today contain a lot of criticism of Trump, a lot of requests for briefings and explanations and authorization votes, and zero statements of straightforward opposition to the U.S. waging war on Iran.
Who should Coloradans elect to the Senate if they oppose war with Iran, not just the lack of a congressional vote to approve war with Iran?
