Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters in her own words
Instead of being in Grand Junction dealing with the breach of security in the Elections Office that’s going to cost […]
Fake patriotism
Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, defiant amid criminal investigation by Secretary of State, appears as “whistleblower” guest speaker at My Pillow guy’s Cyber Symposium
So this appears to be the big news from Mike Lindell’s cyber symposium. They are saying Jena Griswold, the Colorado
Rep. Boebert promotes herself while I-70 shutdown causes national emergency
CD-3 House Representative Lauren Boebert was busy making a video of herself at the Rifle Demolition Derby August 2 while
Officials at Memorial Regional Hospital in Craig say Rep. Boebert is ignorant about health care policy and it’s costing lives
In the wake of House Rep. Lauren Boebert refusing to wear a mask on the House floor, calling Covid-19 vaccine
G.J., Mesa County prominently featured in LA Times article about communities where vaccine holdouts are fueling spread of the pandemic
The Saturday, July 17, 2021 Los Angeles Times features a prominent story about “obstinate” communities in which large numbers of
Mesa County’s pervasive right wing culture is damaging our public health and economy
Everybody is dancing around it, but no one wants to come right out and say it. It’s the single biggest
Orchard Mesa Baptist Church to host Covid-19 misinformation event by liars and grifters at $20 a ticket
Tomorrow afternoon the Orchard Mesa Baptist Church at 2748 B 1/2 Road will host a Covid-19 disinformation event for $20
G.J. City Council candidate Mark McAllister known for posting false, xenophobic and racist memes
In 2013, former G.J. Mayor Bill Pitts said that the most money anyone had ever spent on a City Council
G.J. furniture repair business disses Biden supporters on its web page because “they are okay with stealing elections” and “killing babies”
Bruce Bertram, who owns The Chair Doctor, a Grand Junction furniture repair service, says on his website that he offers
Obscene Republican flags across the street from Orchard Mesa Middle School and a day care center draw outrage
Orchard Mesa residents are recoiling at the obscene Republican flags on display at 2737 Unaweep Ave., a house directly across
W. slope Republicans promote domestic extremist lies
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issued a National Terrorism Advisory (pdf) 1/27, warning of a heightened risk of violence
Western Slope Republicans need to apologize and tell the truth
Donald Trump repeatedly claimed in the months following the election that he had won the election by a landslide, but
68 Elected officials in Colorado House District 3 sign letter to House leadership condemning Boebert’s actions
68 elected officials from cities and counties across Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District have sent a letter (pdf) January 12 to
Mesa County (CO) Clerk Tina Peters boasts on Twitter about how possible it is to hack an election
The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel reports today that Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters tweeted from her personal Twitter account on
Mesa County Facebook group aims to undermine public health, sicken more people
A Facebook group called “Free Mesa County” has been created to encourage people to undermine public health and advance the
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The pitfalls of Mesa County’s “5 Star” Coronavirus protection program
Mesa County has been touting it’s “Variance Protection” (“Five Star”) program as the key to keeping businesses open amid the
RN literally begs Mesa County Commissioners to urge public to wear masks, distance, avoid gatherings
A registered nurse openly begged the Mesa County Commissioners to make a statement telling people they need to wear masks
Election worker at Clifton Christian Church polling place tells voter he should “attend church on Sundays”
This is what we were afraid of when it became known that Mesa County was using churches as polling places.