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David retweeted
Fort Collins to Denver with 6 stops and a small side trip to Boulder , with a maximum speed of 79mph, carrying at most 600 people a day? For tens of billions ?
That trip will take far longer then it would to drive even with traffic.
And if you Amortize the cost over 10 years at 600 passengers a day, it comes out to $275 for every single person every day, each way. No way the fare would be that High so tax payers will subsidize it forever.
I am a SOLID NO, and you should be too!
David retweeted
Since 2006 it adds $100k to every new home build . But think about all the new jobs it created! It’s the wrong kind of jobs . I will get rid of All of this nonsense to make housing affordable again .
David retweeted
People really need to get their heads out of their asses and realize just what the hell is happening in Denver . We may just top California craziness soon . Wake up Denver . Wake the fuck up !
Vote red, Colorado.
🚨#BREAKING: A man who spent 20 YEARS building a garden in Colorado is left in total disbelief after a Black man arrested DOZENS OF TIMES destroys it in front of his eyes.
It took police 3 HOURS to arrive at his garden and by that time, it was destroyed.
Police say the man is 42-year-old "Worku Woldemariam"...
According to court records and the business owners, on July 27th he cuts down the American and Colorado flags outside a Douglas County Sheriff's substation, throws one in the trash, one down a drain.
No arrests.
The next day he smashes religious artwork at a small Aurora market with a rock.
When the owner asks what he's doing, he says "I don't like him." That shop owner's words: "It's not safe anymore."
He got a summons for criminal mischief, but police did not arrest him!
Days later, police say he threw a rock through a Starbucks window and tossed PROPANE tanks around.
He was arrested and two days later, released on bond.
Two days after THAT, someone matching him smashed the windows of an ice cream shop on Colfax.
And then there's Mr. King.
A man who spent TWENTY YEARS building a beautiful garden.
Police say Woldemariam tore the ENTIRE THING apart.
You can see him get red-pilled in real time: "I have worked 20 years to get this to be nice, and then to have someone come in and destroy it."
Back in 2013, this same man was charged with similar crimes, and was found "mentally incompetent" to stand trial.
The case was dismissed.
WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS.
David retweeted
Lmao. This is ridiculous. Statistically Colorado was thriving from 2012-2019. @grok what was HB19-1263
the governor of colorado passed in 2019?
David retweeted
I moved to Colorado and Denver exactly 30 years ago . Cost of living was a big factor . It was affordable then .
In 1996 I earned $45k and bought a house in the Highlands neighborhood of Denver for $109k . Affordability has been in steady decline ever since. The ridiculous and excessive regulations around building and construction are to blame . I’m not the slightest bit surprised. It’s why I decided to run for Denver Mayor in 2022.
I know how to reverse the clock and fix it .
Please join me . #denvermayor2027
Colorado is the third highest cost of living state in the country. Compliments of @GovofCO @coloradodems
Vibrant!
David retweeted
The "overwhelmed" At-Large City Council member, Ali Jackson, is seen here lying on the ground during a protest at the GEO/ICE detention facility—a federal facility over which the City of Aurora has no authority.
This is the same "overwhelmed" Ali Jackson who said she couldn't do the job and advocated for the City to hire five council aides to help with her workload.
Aurora residents deserve to decide for themselves whether this is the best use of an elected official's time.
We see you, Ali.
#GoToWork #GetOffTheGround #NapTimeIsOver
David retweeted
MASSIVE SCANDAL UNFOLDING IN DENVER
You will want to read to the end. Absolutely shocking corruption and coverup.
Denver City Council blocked Denver International Airport from leasing space to Key Lime Air, because the airline worked with ICE.
There was just one problem…
It violates FAA rules.
So what did they do?
City attorney Miko Brown allegedly urged the airport to fabricate an investigation into the airline’s safety record to cover up for illegally discriminating against the airline for political reasons.
When word got out, Brown and Mayor Mike Johnston flat out denied it.
However CBS just obtained an internal airport memo appearing to reveal the entire thing was true.
City officials conspired to discriminate against a private company for political reasons then lied about it to cover it up‼️
The @TheJusticeDept should investigate. @AAGDhillon
David retweeted
I can’t wait much longer . I not only need you fired but I need you out of my city too.
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David retweeted
A .5 percent sales tax increase translates to about $100m per year . Most likely the money would go to an NGO. Much like the .3 percent increase in 2018 for “caring for Denver “ NGO. About $65m …. Only for things to get even worse . When will we realize that these NGOs are politically controlled money laundering campaign funding machines .
Denver Sales Tax since the Democrats took full control of the government:
• 2017: 8.0%
• 2018: 8.31% (parks/mental health increases)
• 2019: 8.56%
• 2020: 8.81% (housing/climate add-ons)
• 2021: 8.81%
• 2022: 8.81%
• 2023: 8.81%
• 2024: 8.81%
• 2025: 8.81–9.0%
• 2026: 9.15% (current)
Now they want to add 0.5% for affordable housing, pushing the combined rate to ~9.65–9.81%. What does “affordable housing” even mean? Slush funds for their NGOs, Homeless and Immigrants. No society votes to raise their own taxes, yet Denver seems to do it every time. Weird. #copolitics
David retweeted
The truth is that there are VASTLY more hate crimes, especially aggravated rape and murder, per person by Blacks against Whites than the other way around.
The is not remotely debatable, as the numbers are so extremely lopsided!
Last year DOJ published a report.
For every 10,000 blacks, 153 violent crimes are committed by a black person each year against a white person.
The same figure for violent crimes committed by whites against a black person: 3.4.
A black person is 50-times more likely to commit a violent crime against a white person than for a white person to commit a violent crime against a black person.
This is an extraordinary difference in the rates of violence committed between these two groups.
We are told that whites are systemically racist.
We are told that whites are successful because they oppress others.
But the facts tell the opposite story.
Blacks are not the ones being victimized.
Whites are.
Western civilization has been successful not because it was oppressive.
It has been successful because whites created, starting thousands of years ago, systems that are impartial and fair.
Today these systems are being dismantled.
Criminals are being released because of their skin color.
Law-abiding citizens are punished because of theirs.
All in service of an ideology that is simply false.
This puts everyone in danger.
David retweeted
This is what happens when you siphon off millions to your connected nonprofits . There is no money to pay for basic services for the real residents. This mayor is a criminal and I will expose him at every turn .
🚨 Mayor Johnston’s budget crisis is spiraling and his administration is reportedly putting together a legal team to try and reopen @denverpolice and @Denver_Fire union contracts to cut already-approved raises.
These contracts were negotiated in good faith, ratified by the unions, and approved by City Council. They should be binding.
But with Mayor Mikey’s “Vibrant Denver” not delivering the expected revenue from businesses, residents, and visitors, panic appears to be setting in.
The impact on public safety is serious…
👮♂️ The DPD recruit class originally planned for June 15 has reportedly been pushed to October 14.
❌ Rumors suggest all 2027 academy classes could be cancelled, creating a de facto hiring freeze.
👋 Due to the last major hiring freeze (2008-2013), DPD faces a massive retirement wave. Within the next 2 years, they could lose 200+ officers (including supervisors, command, and specialists). With roughly 1,500 officers total, that’s around 13% of the force…
This is unacceptable. The Mayor’s spending priorities on housing for drug-addicted individuals have left the city unable to reliably fund core public safety. DPD is understaffed, yet this path risks defunding by default.
Reopening the raises needs MUTUAL AGREEMENT by the City and unions (DPPA/Local 858), plus City Council approval.
A legal team can push with records and pressure, but it only happens if unions and Council say yes.
Denverites deserve fiscal responsibility that doesn’t come at the expense of public safety.
Tag your councilmember if you’re concerned about staffing shortages and rising crime. 👇
#DenverBudget #publicsafety
David retweeted
I honestly think Denver is worse . At least LA gets appraisals on real estate it acquires , Denver does not …and we have the world’s biggest nonprofit kingpin as mayor .
David retweeted
6 days from now, on May 11th, the statute of limitations expires on the possibility of indicting Anthony Fauci for denying under oath that he funded gain-of-function research involving bat coronaviruses in Wuhan, the origin city of the pandemic.
David retweeted
The DOJ has ONE WEEK left to charge Anthony Fauci for the worst cover-up in modern medical history.
He lied to Congress about funding gain-of-function research in Wuhan. Millions died. Trillions were spent. And Fauci walked away with book deals and fawning media coverage instead of handcuffs. I re-upped my criminal referral to the DOJ because the evidence is overwhelming, and justice has been delayed long enough.
RT if you’re ready to see Fauci behind bars.
