Republican conspiracy theorist Cindy Ficklin has already been delinquent in filing her first campaign finance disclosure, incurring a $200 fine. […]
On his late night TV show November 12, Jimmy Kimmel showed passers-by clips of actual videos posted by Colorado Republican
After Republican House District 55 candidate Cindy Ficklin was banned from Facebook for 30 days on May 27, 2021 for
Arguably, Mesa County citizens’ denial of the science around Covid-19 transmission, and the overall lax attitude of our area’s elected
Election conspiracy theorists are an expensive bunch to lend any credence to, and humoring them is about to cost Mesa
According to an exclusive article published in Rolling Stone magazine October 24, 2021, two people who helped plan and organize
A new local organization called Best Slope Leadership Project has a plain language voter guide to help Mesa County citizens
Update Monday, 10/25/21: “Stand for the Constitution” has pulled the video of Cindy Ficklin declaring her run for the Colorado
In a bizarre scene, “My Pillow guy” Mike Lindell made a cameo appearance alongside Rifle election conspiracist and Tina Peters
An event held by embattled right wing Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters at the old county courthouse that was billed
Note: Some graphics in this article may not be suitable for children. The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel confirmed what was
The three far-right wing candidates for District 51 School Board backed by the extremist group “Stand for the Constitution” —
In a video of a talk at Appleton Christian Church on September 16, 2021, Mesa County Republican Party Chair Kevin
Note: In light of Chamber President Diane Schwenke’s recent announcement that she is finally retiring after 25 years at the
In a new video posted on the website of the “Truth and Liberty Coalition,” Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters alleges
NOTE: This article is longer than usual owing to the number of people running, the amount of information available on
Cindy Paschal Ficklin, one of Mesa County’s most far right wing extremist political figures, is applying for Paul Pitton’s District
The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel and Mesa County Public Health Department appear to be shielding Colorado Mesa University from public
