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The Forum is your venue to discuss current events with a 360 degree view.
It’s your place to share solutions opposing and fighting back against progressive liberalism. This Saturday, April 10th, join us from 9:00am-11:00am MT at 1305 West 121st Avenue in Westminster as we discuss, debate, and make plans about Colorado politics.
Admission is only $1 per person so bring a friend or two. Social distancing and masks are required due to Tri-County Health Department mandates. We’ll have bottled water for attendees.
“Roman Forum, Latin Forum Romanum, most important forum in ancient Rome, situated on low ground between the Palatine and Capitoline hills. The Roman Forum was the scene of public meetings, law courts, and gladiatorial combats in republican times and was lined with shops and open-air markets. Under the empire, when it primarily became a centre for religious and secular spectacles and ceremonies, it was the site of many of the city’s most imposing temples and monuments.”
We’re starting off our first meeting of 2021 (after we had to postpone it from last weekend due to the blizzard) with an exciting program discussing local, state, and federal issues. And since Saturday is March 20th, we hope you’ll celebrate “Colorado Meat Producers Appreciation Day.” See the article further below on where events are on this busy Saturday.
We’re working on rescheduling Sue Moore of The Liberty Scorecard to discuss the how, why, and the results of Colorado legislators voting on bills affecting your liberty.
We welcome your questions, comments, suggestions, and ideas to The Forum this Saturday.
And, admission is only a remarkable $1 per person!
Bring along a friend or two (or more!) at that price!
You won’t find a better bargain in the north suburbs.
Social distancing rules will apply along with masks so we’re in compliance with the Tri-County Health Department.
See you this Saturday morning at The Forum, 1305 West 121st Avenue in Westminster. It’s located at the northwest corner of Mariposa & 121st.
March 17, 2021 By Sherrie Peif
Over the last three weeks, nearly 9,000 frustrated Coloradans of all political stripes have taken to social media to express their thoughts over a proclamation by Gov. Jared Polis declaring March 20 as “MeatOut” day. Read more …
Joe Biden threatened to take this union worker’s “AR-14” in a train wreck of a viral video. That union worker’s name is Jerry Wayne and one day after the interaction, he went out and got an “AR-14” in honor of Joe. This is his message to America:
The new NSRF is back!!!!The first 2021 meeting of “the New Forum” is scheduled for this upcoming Saturday morning, February 13, from 9:00am-11:00am.
We have a NEW LOCATION!
The meeting will be held at the Americans for Prosperity Office, 1305 West 121st Avenue , in Westminster. It’s located at the northwest corner of Mariposa & 121st. See the maps below.
Join us to share your thoughts on: Read more …
By Michael Fields
By the time 1994 rolled around, Republicans had been out of power in the U.S. House of Representatives for 40 years. And in politics, 40 years is an eternity. Therefore, it was no surprise that many people thought that Democrats would always have control of the House.
But then, in the middle of Bill Clinton’s first term as president, Republicans introduced their “Contract with America” and flipped 54 seats to gain the majority. Candidates across the country campaigned hard on a clear, consistent, and popular message. The American people knew exactly what they would be getting with Republicans in power, and Republicans had a clear mandate to guide their priorities.
Fast forward to present day Colorado, and even though Democrats have only had complete control of state government since 2018, there is already talk of a “permanent majority.”
Instead of waiting 40 years, Colorado Republicans need to develop a “Contract with Colorado” now. With redistricting coming before the next election, Republicans have an opportunity over the next two years to set a clear agenda and articulate it to voters.
We already have a roadmap for this Contract with Colorado. For years, ballot issues have been a bright spot for conservatives. More often than not, Coloradans agree with conservative policies, but then vote for Democratic candidates. Republicans need to understand this disconnect and adjust.
Due to Governor Polis’ Executive Order, the NSRF meeting on Saturday, November 14th has been cancelled.
It seems Covid-19 led to Biden-20, unfortunately….
There are eleven issues on Colorado’s November 3rd ballot.
Michael Fields, executive director of Colorado Rising State Action, will explain and answer your questions on the eleven ballot questions. Read your Colorado Blue Book beforehand and bring it with you, along with your questions and a friend or two.
Join us on Saturday, October 10th from 9:00am-11:00am inside of the Amazing Grace Community Church, 541 E 99t Place in Thornton. Admission is $3 per person. Social distancing rules will apply, per the Governor’s Executive Order, along with wearing masks.
Colorado Rising State Action is a 501(c)(4) organization focused on advancing conservative principles in Colorado and holding liberals accountable through cutting-edge research, rapid-response communications, a statewide tracking network, and digital platforms.
Colorado Rising State Action was established to bring together an aggressive, sustained, professional research and communications operation to help conservatives better understand the issues and win important policy fights in Colorado.
Michael was previously the Senior Director of Issue Education for Americans For Prosperity (AFP), and State Director of AFP Colorado. He brings years of educational, legislative, grassroots organizing, and nonprofit experience. He has also served as a policy aide at the Colorado State House, press aide for the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor & Pensions, and taught both elementary and middle school in Aurora. Michael graduated from Valparaiso University and earned his J.D. from University of Colorado – Boulder. He and his wife, Mele, and their three children live in Parker.
Aerial view of Boulder, Colorado
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(The Center Square) — Boulder gun owners hope the U.S. Supreme Court will take up their case against the city over its restrictions on gun ownership.
The Mountain States Legal Foundation (MSLF), a conservative public interest law firm, on Thursday petitioned the court to overturn a federal court’s decision not to hold a hearing in Caldara v. Boulder.
MSLF made oral arguments in the case before a federal appellate court in 2019. The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals put the case on hold earlier this year, saying it’s up to the Colorado Supreme Court to issue a ruling.
The lawsuit alleges that Boulder residents face hefty fines and jail time for possessing firearms that are legal elsewhere in the state and most other places across the country. The city also has a firearm purchase age of 21 years old, which MSLF alleges is discriminatory and unconstitutional.
