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 […]
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Better know a District: Colorado state House Districts 54 and 55, and the candidates running to represent you in Denver
In the November 3 general election, Mesa County residents will vote for who will represent us in Colorado’s state House
More about Janet Rowland when she was county commissioner the last time
Janet Rowland is running for Mesa County commissioner again, after having been a two-term Commissioner already from 2004-2012. Because of
Activism, Democracy, Equal rights, Ethics, Ethnic/Minority, Grassroots advocacy
Protesting? Know your rights, and the risks
If you are among those taking to the streets to protest police brutality against people of color, the American Civil
The Daily Sentinel abdicates its mission, caves to Trumpism
In an editorial January 23 the Daily Sentinel announced it is giving up reporting on Donald Trump’s impeachment. The Sentinel
Crazy Republicans, Democracy, Education, Elections, Embarrassing Republicans, Ethics, Extremism, Fake patriotism, politics, Republicans violating laws, Trump Insanity
Why Trump is being impeached: a helpful explanation for western slope Republicans
The large number of Trump supporters living on Colorado’s western slope no doubt vehemently oppose his impeachment. This blog is
State Senator Ray Scott lied to the Daily Sentinel about social media blocking case
Full disclosure: I was the plaintiff in the lawsuit that the American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado brought against State
AnneLandmanBlog Voter Guide, 2018 Mid-term elections
This guide lists AnneLandmanBlog’s recommendations on how to vote in the 2018 Mid-term election. The conclusions were reached by researching
More on the hate culture in Grand Junction: “If you don’t like it, leave”
Note: I first published this article in August of 2018, but given President Trump’s recent racist statements toward four female
Republicans urge people to abandon their First Amendment right to petition
The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution prohibits government from “abridging the right of the people … to petition the Government for a redress of grievances,”