Has #Colorado totally lost its mind? Any non-Coloradan reading through our ballot questions would justifiably wonder. Read the ballot as a sort of Rorschach test, which provides clues to Colorado's mental state, and a troubling picture emerges. In what kind of state, after all, must voters go to the polls to secure their God-given right to hunt and fish? Isn't that just a given if you're born an American? No sane state would be waging the war on hunting that Colorado is, with a rogue and radical Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission taking the lead. That's a bright red flag signaling that something is deeply wrong in Colorado. In what kind of state must voters go to the polls to assert their right to use natural gas to heat/cool their homes or businesses? Any normal state would leave energy users free to make that choice, right? We have a @GovofCO who touts this as "the free state of Colorado." But how free can it be if residents are forced to put hunting rights on the ballot, and aren't free to choose natural gas as an energy source? Most states routinely notify federal law enforcers when foreign criminals with deportation orders and criminal records land in their jails. Not Colorado -- which is why one ballot question would compel state officials to respect, and comply with, federal immigration law. In what kind of state must voters intervene to block biological males from taking over female sports? States that are led by leaders with common sense don't need voter intervention to respect the rights of female athletes to compete against other female athletes. And in what kind of state must voters intervene to halt the mutilation of its sexually confused minors? These last two ballot questions are another clear sign that Colorado has lost its mind. Anyone looking over these ballot questions will understandably ask what the hell has gone wrong in the Centennial State -- and what kind of leaders are running the asylum? They'll see a state in which one party rule by radicals has left reasonable people with no recourse but the ballot, to try balancing the sheer craziness with a little common sense. I urge non-Coloradans to study Colorado's ballot before deciding to move here, or buy a vacation home here. What they'll see, as reflected in the ballot items, is a state where regular people have to go to the ballot to secure rights and freedoms that are taken for granted in normal states. Look at our state ballot as a Rorschach test and what you'll find is a state that hasn't just lost its way -- but has lost its mind. #copolitics #coleg @GovofCO