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….
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….
Join the NSRF on Saturday, August 8th from 9:00am-11:00am as we discuss and analyze current trends, issues, and ballot questions.
NSRF member Norm Jennings will lead the Forum to explore candidates, initiatives, and issues from the Right side. All candidates running for office, or their surrogates, are welcome to address the Forum.
We meet at Amazing Grace Community Church, 541 E 99th Place in Thornton outside in the parking lot and lawn for social distancing. Bring a friend, chairs, wear a mask if you want, and chime in.
Join us for a lively discussion about today’s local political news at the next NSRF monthly meeting on Saturday, July 11.
We’ll discuss what’s going on with the Covid-19 lockdown orders, which candidates won the primary election, what rulings did the Colorado Supreme Court make, how do those rulings affect you, what’s happening with the Colorado GOP, what ballot initiatives will be on the November ballot, which ones are good or bad for Colorado, and where can I sign, or help get signatures, to get them on the ballot, and lots more topics.
We meet at the Amazing Grace Community Church, 541 E 99th Place in Thornton from 9:00 am – 11:00 am. The meeting will be outside using chairs and their picnic tables so you can social distance. Wear a mask if you want.
Thank you to everyone who joined us on June 13th after 3 months of cancelled meetings due to the Coronavirus lockdown. We hope to see you on Saturday, July 13th!
Just a reminder of our “official” kickoff this Saturday, June 20th at noon.
Come and enjoy the best Carne Asada (in my opinion), made by our own chef and bus driver, Troy Valdez Jr.
We will also have hamburgers, brats, and hot dogs.
Come for the opportunity to meet and greet:
It’s time to gear up and fight to bring back individual, parental, religious, and constitutional rights.
We can only do this together.
Come join us for great fun and fellowship with like-minded individuals.
I’m looking forward to seeing and meeting you this Saturday!
Tony C.
Tony Caputo for HD 32.
It’s been too long.
We miss seeing your face in-person and discussing current political events.
After 3 months following Colorado’s “Stay-or-shelter-at-home” policy due to the Coronavirus, it’s time to break free.
On this Saturday, June 13th the North Suburban Republican Forum (NSRF) will be meeting from 9:00am-11:00am.
We won’t be inside the Amazing Grace Community Church but outside it, using their picnic tables to social distance.
We’ll have beverages but not food.
Wear a mask if you want.
Bring a friend or two but join us.
Everyone is welcome.
Let’s get back to what was considered normal.
We’ll have an open forum to discuss what has happened, what’s going on now, & what’s coming.
Please RSVP to info@NorthSuburbanRepublicanForum.com with how many people are coming.
See you this Saturday morning!
Your NSRF Board of Directors
With all the uncertainty about who can meet and how many people at one time, the NSRF Board of Directors decided to cancel our May 9th meeting.
We are looking at maybe implementing online meetings in the future.
It’s easy to join and attend these meetings if you have either a smartphone or computer (laptop, desktop, notebook, or tablet).
Think about if you would be interested in attending an online meeting or would rather prefer to attend a meeting in person.
To gauge NSRF members interest, please send an email to info@NorthSuburbanRepublicanForum.com with your name, vote choice, and any comments for how you’d rather attend a NSRF meeting, Online or In-Person.
I would rather attend a NSRF monthly meeting:
Stay safe but enjoy life.
Thank you,
Your NSRF Board of Directors
After a telephone town hall with State Chairman Ken Buck and Colorado GOP staff, at this time the 2020 Adams County Assembly will go on as scheduled. We have ~150 delegates total, so we are well under the 250 person threshold for cancellation/prohibition as announced by Governor Polis earlier today.
The State Legislature and the Colorado GOP are working to create contingencies if something arises that would prevent us from meeting at our scheduled place and time, but we do not expect that that will happen. Every delegate who provided us an email should already have received the call via that method; for those few who chose not to provide an email, physical copies were mailed the same day as email copies were sent. Those calls still stand at this time.
So again:
The Adams County Republican Assembly will held be on Saturday, March 21st as scheduled.
Double Tree Castle Ballroom
83 E. 120th Ave.
Thornton, CO
Registration 7:30 to 8:30
Meeting 8:30
We will be taking all the precautions possible to keep everyone free from any type of communicable sickness.
According to the State GOP, the bylaws are being reviewed to accommodate any changes that may be made. At the present time the State Assembly in Broomfield, CO is on for April 18th. As you know all plans are subject to change. We will keep you updated.
For our part, we will do the following:
For your part,
Chairman Ken Buck and the staff at the State GOP office deeply appreciate the hours of hard work by everyone who has been preparing for the caucus and assemblies. We all want everyone to stay healthy and have a safe and successful assembly.
Thank You All,
JoAnn Windholz, Chairman
Adams County Republicans
303-995-0866
Doug Woody
Secretary, Adams County GOP
Due to coronovirus concerns, we are canceling Saturday’s NSRF meeting with Michael Fields. We hope to reschedule him for another time. Stay safe NSRF members .
Who is Colorado Rising Action?
What do they do?
What’s the difference between a “Tax” and a “Fee”?
You might be surprised.
Michael Fields will explain.
He also helped Colorado defeat Proposition CC, which preserved your TABOR rights & refunds.
Join us this Saturday morning, March 14th, from 9:00am-11:00am at the Amazing Grace Community Church, 541 E 99th Place in Thornton.
Admission is $5 and includes a continental breakfast.
Michael Fields talks about Cory Gardner and what he’ll face this year on Colorado Inside Out.
At a rally in Colorado, Bernie Sanders’ discussed his anti-energy agenda which would put 90,000 Coloradans out of work.
Colorado Rising Action is focused on holding liberal groups and their special interest networks accountable and advancing conservative principles. We’re fighting for limited government, lowering taxes, fighting government over-regulation that stifles freedom, free enterprise, a strong national security, and shaping the public policy debate in the Centennial State.
Colorado Rising Action is a 501(c)(4) organization focused on holding liberal groups and their special interest networks accountable and advancing conservative principles. We’re fighting for limited government, lowering taxes, fighting government over-regulation that stifles freedom, affordable and accessible health care, free enterprise, and a strong national security.
We hold liberal groups and their special interest networks accountable, fact-check left-wing politicians whose policies would push our nation in the wrong direction, and ensure citizens have the most accurate, up-to-date information to drive a balanced policy conversation on national issues.
Here’s how we do it:
We have eyes and ears on the ground in Colorado tracking liberal special interest groups and candidates for federal office.
Not only are we keeping track of what left-wing politicians are saying now, we also keep a fact-checking record and hold politicians accountable.
Rapid Response. Timing is everything. We’ll be communicating in real time with reporters and directly with Coloradans with the latest and more relevant information.
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.
Lindsey grew up in Boulder and has 10 years of communications and public relations experience, and has worked for nonprofit organizations, diplomatic office, and political offices on the local, state and federal levels. Prior to joining Colorado Rising Action, Lindsey was the communications director for the Montana Legislature’s Republican leadership, working directly under the Speaker of the House. She also served as the state press secretary for Montana’s U.S. Senator Steve Daines. Lindsey attended the University of Colorado – Boulder and Quinnipiac University. She lives in Highlands Ranch with her fiance.
The caucuses are how Colorado candidates can qualify for the ballot, and offer an indication of party enthusiasm ahead of November