Tag: colorado republicans
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Teller County official slams posts by Colorado GOP chair Dave Williams, asks for resignation
When the chair of the Colorado Republican Party Dave Williams posted a social media post excoriating the LGBTQ+ community and June as National Pride Month, the reaction was swift. Among the posts signed by the chair: “Burn all the #Pride Flags this June,” and “God Hates Pride,” while labeling the community as “demonic.” Teller County…
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When Trump tells you who he is, believe him | SONDERMANN
Depending on the day (and the courtroom), the likelihood is either a tick over or under 50% that Donald Trump will win this coming election and return to the Oval Office next January. There will be plenty of time between here and November to dissect the dispiriting campaigns of both Trump and President Joe Biden.…
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Republican congressional candidate Dave Williams launches TV ad featuring Donald Trump’s endorsement
Republican Dave Williams touts former President Donald Trump’s endorsement this week in the first TV ad of his primary campaign for the congressional seat held by retiring U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn. Williams, a former state lawmaker from Colorado Springs, also highlights his position as head of the Colorado GOP in the 30-second ad. He’s facing…
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Paging RINOS – Republicans in the Name of Sanity | SONDERMANN
It’s become an autonomic reflex. For any Republican to differ with Donald Trump — much less criticize him whether on policy or manner — is to be subject to the robotic retort that such questioner is a RINO, short for a Republican in Name Only. The time has come for such Republicans of long standing, good…
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Colorado Republicans claim bill to ban lawmakers from bringing guns in Capitol is unconstitutional
Senate Republicans on Tuesday charged that legislation seeking to effectively ban lawmakers from bringing firearms into the state Capitol is unconstitutional. Senate Bill 131, as introduced, would have banned firearms, including concealed weapons, from 19 identified “sensitive spaces,” including schools, colleges, parks, recreation centers, protests and rallies, and local government buildings. The bill’s Democratic sponsors,…





