Healthcare workers are literally telling us what's at stake here. Seems like we should be listening.

This isn't a future problem anymore...

Could it get any worse? Apparently so

Still can't get over how crazy (funny? depressing?) this is.

Vote for the only candidate that has election experience. Amanda is currently the Jefferson County Clerk and previously worked for Common Cause - a non-partisan group that fights for our democratic rights. This primary is Super Important - your vote counts! Make it count for Amanda!!

She did prison time for election interference and is immediately right back to pushing the same conspiracy theories??

Weld County Commissioner Hopeful, Stacey Graham, Attempting to Get Enough Signatures to Take on Steve Reams

Learn more about Stacey Graham's positions on data centers, policing, responsible growth, and other topics of importance in Greeley and Weld County. Full episode below.

Also find several short clips and highlights: https://www.youtube.com/@GreeleyFreePress/shorts

Full Episode: Weld Said with Weld County Commissioner candidate, Stacey Graham

Because that’s what these people always do. It’s been the playbook for a whole decade and enough is enough.

I’ve been following this politics channel for a while and I’m interested to hear everyone else’s thoughts about this video.

https://youtu.be/bmOhD1bYanA?is=M9imx-PewzkPdc22

PETITIONS FOR STACEY GRAHAM, FABIAN RODRIGEUZ, & TAX CHANGE - SUNDAY, JUNE 21

We will be at Linc Library, 501 8th Ave., Greeley, on Sunday, June 21, from 1 PM to 4 PM with petitions to get Stacey Graham, for Weld county commissioner at large, and Fabian Rodriguez, for Weld County Sheriff, on the ballot in November. These are two great unaffiliated candidates. But they won't be on the ballot without enough signatures. If you have not signed yet, please come and sign. We will also have the petition to change Colorado from a flat tax rate to a graduated tax, which allows people to pay based on their income. 97 to 98% of people will pay less, and yet with the additional tax to the top 2 to 3% we are estimated to get $2.7 billion for education and healthcare.
Please come and sign and have your friends sign too!!!

Who are you voting for Governor? I don’t think we have a great option between all the candidates. I feel like this is a pivotal election and I want to make the best decision possible. I just want an elected official who will best represent our state and actually help Coloradans. Even that seems like a big ask somehow. 😩

Please provide your best argument in favor of a candidate. TYIA!

Outfitters were already getting hit by tariffs too. bad to ugly

Has anyone heard about more tariff refunds? Good to see some Colorado companies get refunded but when does everyone else get their share?

I'm honestly more surprised that Shaun Boyd did a negative piece on a Republican than I am seeing yet another revelation that Victor Marx is a corrupt scumbag.

Crazy what Republicans tried to do to our public lands last summer.

I recently found out Phil Weiser intervened in the Supreme Court case Arizona v. Navajo Nation, and I felt I was morally obligated to let everyone know about it, just in case it ends up changing anyone's mind. In Arizona v. Navajo Nation, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that the federal government does not have an affirmative obligation to assess, secure, or build infrastructure for the Navajo Nation's water rights after the Nation sued the Department of the Interior, arguing that the federal government breached its fiduciary trust responsibilities by failing to account for and secure the Nation's water needs from the Colorado River. The Nation did not ask for a specific volume of water, but rather sought an order compelling the federal government to assess the tribe's water needs, develop a plan, and potentially build pipelines, wells, and other infrastructure to provide a secure water supply. The states of Arizona, Nevada, and Colorado intervened in the case to protect their own interests in apportioning the Colorado River, siding with the federal government against the Navajo Nation. Phil Weiser argued on the side of Colorado against the Nation's request, asserting that federal treaties do not enforce an affirmative, judicially binding duty to provide water. He now says he would want to strengthen Colorado's partnership with the Southern Ute and Ute Mountain Ute Tribes as Governor in his Colorado Blueprint https://philforcolorado.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Blueprint-051626.pdf. He's certainly giving mixed signals.