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CAN WE STOP GOING VIRAL? Pole Dancer, Aurora ICE Protestors yell ‘F—k the Troops’

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The parade of shame over at the Aurora ICE facility just won’t end.

Now we have a pole dancer and her hipster friend coming completely unhinged and yelling “f—k the troops.”

According to these whack-a-doodles, if you respect the American flag, you’re a white supremacist.

This is what Ashley StClair did to ignite the wrath of these liberal activists.

StClair told PJ Media she and her brother were at a protest in front of the facility Sunday when the incident occurred.

As they left, one of the protestors called her a white supremacist and “the type of Jew to give other Jews to Hitler.”

“I’m just saddened that there are people so willing to disrespect our flag and our troops who died for it and for their freedom,” StClair told PJ Media. “To be a Democrat is to be anti-American in this day and age.”

Indeed.

CSU WORD BAN? America and Police Made Naughty List

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The Word Police Department should now be referred to as Ministry of Love.

UPDATE: CSU has issued a statement saying “America” was in the draft version that was leaked, and, uhm, was not included in their official guide of our offensive English language. 

However, the other words included in this report are still on the naughty list. 

In their never-ending struggle to offend everyone with a lick of sense, Colorado State University’s inclusive language guide now insists these are bad words and should not be used on campus so that everyone feels valued and respected.

America

American

Male, gentlemen or Mr.

Female, ladies, Ms. or Mrs. 

Straight

Handicap parking

War

Cake Walk

Eenie meenie miney moe

Eskimo

Freshman

Hip hip hooray!

Hold down the fort

Starving

Policeman

Normal person

We concur with the last, because anyone adhering to this policy won’t be normal for long, but a perpetually offended victim.

Campus Reform has the list and explanations for most, except for cake walk, policeman and hip hip hooray!

But here’s an example of the kind of education a corporeal being can obtain at CSU for thousands of dollars a year.

Avoid using the word American, because, “This erases other cultures and depicts the United States as the dominant American country.”

They would prefer students say U.S. citizen, or person from the U.S.

No word on whether African American or American Indian is also forbidden on campus.

IMPEACHMENT: Colorado Dems Split to Side with Radicals

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The Democrat-controlled U.S. House Wednesday voted down articles of impeachment against President Trump in a wildly lopsided vote of 332 to 95.

The vote is evidence of a widening schism within the Democratic Party nationally — 137 Democrats voting against impeachment, and in Colorado — two for, two against, as socialists battle to dominate the agenda.

The Colorado delegation split with U.S. Reps. Jason Crow and Ed Perlmutter voting against impeaching Trump, while U.S. Rep. Diane DeGette and Joe Neguse voted in favor of removing Trump.

Here’s the complete roll call vote.

Crow declined to make a statement defending his vote against impeachment, but here’s a clue: The party establishment handpicked Crow to win the Democratic primary and represent the 6th Congressional District, so he owes them.

Perlmutter is trying to have it both ways — voting down impeachment in order to keep congressional investigations going that produce nothing.

DeGette issued a laundry list of her reasons to impeach Trump, including his remarks deemed racist by CNN against four radical Democrats, including U.S. Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Rep. Ilhan Omar.

For those of you keeping score at home, Ocasio-Cortez, now says it’s racist to call someone a communist. 

While Omar introduced a resolution this week supporting efforts to boycott Israel, likening her effort to the boycott of Nazi Germany.

DENVER POST’S SHAME: Police Can’t Use Photo to ID Flag Desecration Suspect

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The Denver Post has ordered police to stop using their photo to help catch a suspect from the flag desecration event at the Aurora ICE facility.

There was a time when newspapers would have considered sharing as a public service. 

But newspapers today would probably get a Pulitzer Prize nomination for doing this:

At the very least, the Denver Post could have used the photo on the front of their own publication so the public didn’t have to pay for it.

But no, you have to click on the story.

So if you want to help catch a criminal, you’ll have to use one of your free clicks or buy their subscription to identify one of police’s suspects.

Some might question whether the Denver Post is on the side of thugs in this case.

Ironically, when police refuse to share information with newspapers, editors demand lawsuits.

BLM TO GRAND JUNCTION! The Winners and Democrat Sore Losers

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Moving the Beltway-minded BLM headquarters to the heart of the Western Slope where the federal agency’s decisions literally impacts their backyard every day is an amazing achievement for some of our congressional delegation.

For more than 70 years, Washingtonians have attempted to divine the needs of westerners, without having to actually step foot there.

But with the official announcement expected Tuesday from Interior Secretary David Bernhardt that he’s bringing the agency home to Grand Junction, that all changes. 

This is huge for the Western Slope and the entire state of Colorado and the key players — U.S. Rep. Scott Tipton and Sen. Cory Gardner, who have lobbied tirelessly for the agency’s relocation for the past three years.

 

Gov. Polis, who it appeared was trying to undermine the whole effort and relocate the BLM from one metropolitan area to another, Denver, was so “thrilled” he forgot to actually mention that Grand Junction was the winning choice.

Another sore winner was U.S. Rep. Ed Perlmutter, who had to rain on everyone’s celebratory parade with this:

The rest of the Democrats, U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet, Reps. Diane DeGette, Joe Neguse and Jason Crow, had no congratulatory words, no recognition at all of this great achievement, while Republican U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn applauded the move.

 

TARGET ACQUIRED: 150,000 Signers Say Repeal Polis’s National Vote Scheme

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That was fast.

The effort to repeal Gov. Polis and the Democratic legislature’s misguided efforts to appropriate our presidential votes to the likes of California and New York has drawn enough petition signatures to take the question to the voters.

That’s according to organizers, who say they’ve validated more than 150,000 signatures — far above nearly 125,000 needed to make the 2020 ballot.

And they’re still gathering more supporters, hoping to get 200,000 signers by the Aug.1 deadline.

Polis is so desperate to stop it, he’s actually spreading this whopper of a tale:

“Due to the growth that we have had, we are now more in the large state category so we are penalized by the Electoral College,” he told a luncheon of business leaders.

Ahem. No, we’re not.

Electoral votes are based on the fixed number of U.S. Senators plus one vote for every congressional district allocated per 500,000 people.

Colorado has 9 electoral votes, California has 55, New York has 29.

Unless Colorado has grown from 5 million to 15 million people, we are most decidedly NOT in the large state category, and Polis knows that.

The National Popular Vote scheme is just that, a tactic by states with 20 to 40 million voters to control who is elected president.

THE SHAMING OF COLORADO: Democrats, Police, Turn Blind Eye to Lawless Liberals 

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How embarrassing. 

That’s the only way to describe the Friday night anti-ICE rally at the Aurora federal facility.

For those totally tuned out over the weekend, thousands of protestors were at the facility to protest the planned arrests Sunday of illegal immigrants who were denied asylum or didn’t bother to show up for their hearings. 

About a hundred protestors trespassed onto the facility property while Aurora Police watched and did nothing as the American flag was lowered, burned and spray painted with the message “Abolish ICE.”

Adding insult to injury, the Colorado flag was taken, and replaced with the flag of a foreign nation, Mexico.

Protest organizers insisted afterwards the incident was caused by a handful of radicals, who they say belonged to some mysterious other organization no one has named. Does this look like just a few stray protestors? 

Does this sound like only a small number of people involved support the flag removals?

Aurora Police made shockingly lame excuses why they didn’t stop the illegal action — they were protecting the safety of the officers. 

Beyond the removal, attempted destruction of the US flag, replacement of the flags, and some signs and poles being put on the main doors and windows, the protesters did not engage in behavior that warranted immediate intervention.

Police must have forgotten that trespassing is also illegal. 

Police actually blamed the facility for not putting up Jersey walls to protect their own property, as if protestors could not easily step over them. 

Not to be outdone in irresponsible actions, Gov. Polis refused to condemn the actions, and instead demanded we be angry with the federal government for holding non-citizen detainees in cages a federal holding facility for breaking the law, or entering the country illegally. 

Adding the shocking photo of a dead father and daughter who drowned while trying to cross illegally into the U.S. was beyond disgraceful, Mr. Governor.

To suggest the U.S. or its citizens are in any way responsible for this tragedy, is shameful. 

John Hickenlooper practically embraced the actions as our American right to desecrate the American flag, steal the Colorado flag, and hoist the flag of a foreign country over a federal facility as “part of our core freedom.”

According to our governor, it’s okay to break the law if you’re upset over a tragic drowning.

The man who would be president is okay doke with burning American flags at federal facilities and recognizing foreign country flags instead. 

And the police, they’re not willing to risk their own safety to arrest angry protestors breaking the law.

The shaming of Colorado, indeed. 

COWBOY FLUNKIES: The Greenies Silly Hissy Fit with Gardner

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Environmentalists are upset (but we repeat ourselves) with U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner for joining a GOP caucus dedicated to conservation issues including climate change.

Conservation Colorado, one of many groups complaining loudly and constantly that Republicans are no friend of the environment, actually used the phrase “all hat and no cattle” in expressing their dismay.

Because greenies now think they’re cowboys, or something.

Anyway, their vegetarian beef with Gardner is that he doesn’t take real action to fight climate change by locking up public lands from public use or outlawing energy production.

All he can do is pass laws to protect the environment, unlike Conservation Colorado, which does all the heavy lifting of fundraising to pay themselves to judge Republicans.

The Republican Roosevelt Conservation Caucus, named for the Republican Roosevelt president and founder of the National Park Service, will also focus on efforts to preserve the environmental well-being of our lands and water.

YOUR TAXPAYER DOLLARS: Colorado AG Joins Court Battle to Legalize Drug Dens

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The Democratic state legislature this year dropped the idea of legalizing drug dens for heroin and meth users after a public blowback.

But now, Colorado’s attorney general has decided our taxpayer dollars should be spent in a court battle to legalize public drug houses — in Philadelphia.

Phil Weiser filed friend of the court briefings along with Oregon, Michigan, D .C., Delaware, Minnesota, New Mexico, and Virginia this week in favor of the first non-profit injection site in the U.S.

Why? Because they all want opium dens in their own back yards, despite overwhelming objections by law enforcement and sane people, who say it will draw drug dealers and violence to their neighborhoods.

Weiser’s spokesman Lawrence Pacheco, says, “States are laboratories of democracy and should have the flexibility to develop appropriate public health solutions.”

Enabling drug users with medical staff, burners, clean needles, and overdose medication is not providing public health.

It’s just a slower method of killing drug addicts.

POLIS ADRIFT: Colorado Sinking as a Best State for Doing Business

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While Gov. Polis was busy challenging New Mexico to a chile taste-off Wednesday, CNBC released their 2019 rankings for America’s top states for business, and Colorado fell from 5th to 9th place on the list.

That means states like Georgia, Minnesota and Nebraska ranked better than us.

And, we shot up from 29th to to 35th place for infrastructure, lost our standings in workforce and education, and remain stagnant in cost of doing business at 37th place.

That’s right, Mr. Free Kindergarten for all knocked us from 11th place to 17th place in education.

Most important of all, Colorado no longer has one of the top economies, dropping from 8th to 21st place.

This is what happens when Polis and his Democratic legislature starts picking off industries they don’t like, it causes a ripple effect in the economy.

(Reuters) – New environmental regulations in Colorado have chilled investment in the state’s oil and gas fields as companies grapple with how local officials will respond to a law giving them more power to restrict energy production.

Which industries will they hate on next? Banking? Construction?

Polis needs to shift his focus from New Mexico chillies and chilling our economy, and start paying attention to the effects his policies are already having on doing business in Colorado.