Colorado Elections are bought by outsiders. Colorado's Democratic positions are "pre-selected" through donor networks and party insiders, where money trumps voter choice in primaries. Here's how: thread🧵👇

What mask do you have on today? The friendly co-worker The professional rich but poor guy The gaslighting socialite Halloween, a perfect time for a mask over your daily mask; to pretend as if we don't play a role every day as we roll through this world interacting with others

I want Colorado to be a model for good governance. That's why I support our independent redistricting commission. Voters should choose their politicians, not the other way around. My opponent Phil Weiser? Not so much. He has endorsed gerrymandering.

If you think the latest sports betting scandal is a one off, I have a river in China to sell you……. The casino never loses…… and neither do the Colorado Democrats……

Name a politician or a "political influencer" who does NOT have an IMDB acting profile. Even our very own famous actors: POLIS WEISER GRISWOLD BENNET JOHNSTON CROW on and on... Actor, Director and Producer and Colorado today is the "masterpiece" https://t.co/0szI1eZXKR

The big arching goal is to diminish the population by having less kids. The past several decades have been a planned indocrination of these ideologies to help accomplish the goal. I'm not saying all, by any means, but many were steered to whom they identify as today, part of a

Denver Mayor Mike spent 89 Million for the Denver Post Building with them being the largest renter, they stopped paying their rent 3 months ago and are now nearly 2 million behind. How many bad decisions does it take to wake Denver and Colorado Up?

.@jaredpolis caught in another lie. All this wierdo does is gaslight.

A long time ago, we predicted Mayor Mike was destroying the City so Wall Street could buy it up for cheap. He already sold off the downtown high rises. Here is the trigger for DPS to declare bankruptcy and trigger default on the bonds that nobody knows about. Next, the private

🚨 Downtown Denver Land Grab Alert! 🚨 Is the city’s soft-on-crime policies and lax enforcement intentionally turning downtown into a ghost town so developers can snatch prime real estate for pennies on the dollar? Exhibit 🅰️ Luzzatto just scooped up two office towers at 621 &

When you read about SMART cities, just replace the word SMART with GOV CONTROLLED. You will then get the picture of the gov controlled city life.

I was tremendously honored to be endorsed by former Governor Bill Owens yesterday! He is Colorado's only Republican Governor in the past 50 years. Let's change that! #KirkmeyerforGovernor #copolitics #ItsTime

CO patriot train day 41! Please follow and repost. 🇺🇸❤️ Group 2 @faithfamilyctry @lindzef @ctbruss @mikashreeve @libertyfree23 @Yet87808092Not @angus_winnie @DenverVisitor @ChadWGreene @dmamoosh @KTuck5280 @AnthonyLar87579 @Denvertoday_

https://t.co/yJLyvhqAXe

8/8 - Case Summary Elephant Circle Findings: Elephant Circle, under Lorena Garcia’s board oversight, assumed a loan debt for Amanda Coller’s LLC in 2023, using funds potentially linked to a $128,126 Caring for Denver grant. The transaction lacks transparency, independent review,

7/ What Likely Happened and Why Elephant Circle’s board, including Garcia and Coller, likely approved the debt assumption to support a “mother’s choice” clinic tied to Coller’s LLC, possibly to expand reproductive justice services. The decision may have been framed as

6/ - Possible Crimes or Infractions IRS Violation (Private Inurement): If the debt assumption directly benefited Amanda Coller without fair market value exchange, it could lead to loss of tax-exempt status or penalties under IRC § 4958 (intermediate sanctions for excess benefit

5/ - Tracking Links and Clues Caring for Denver Website ( https://t.co/TuPtX4uJA0): Confirms the $128,126 grant and its focus on youth and mental health. No mention of debt assumption or LLC support, suggesting Elephant Circle may not have disclosed this use to the grantor.

4/ Potential Red Flags and Shady Details Private Inurement: IRS rules for 501(c)(3) organizations prohibit private inurement, where nonprofit assets benefit insiders (e.g., board members or their businesses). Assuming Amanda Coller’s LLC debt could be interpreted as a direct

3/ Financial Transaction Details The 2023 Form 990 filing (images in the X post) reveals Elephant Circle assumed a loan debt of an LLC owned by Amanda Coller. The supplemental information (Part V) states this was related to a “mother’s choice” clinic, with the decision deemed

2/ Key Players and Entities Lorena Garcia: A board member of Elephant Circle, a candidate for U.S. Senate in 2020, and a prominent figure in Colorado’s social justice and nonprofit sectors. Her campaign site ( https://t.co/XW0I8fv9rT) highlights her 20-year career supporting