Greg Brophy from Colorado, an avid cyclist, farmer and defender of freedom. Former State Senator and Congressional CoS & I ran for Gov of CO in 2014. #hasbeen
@LukeGromen@JanitorTito @hangtenVI @vtchakarova@chigrl It's complicated.
The rain will eventually become stream flow. When it's dry (normal) all the stream flow is owned by someone. Taking water from the stream without ownership (an adjudicated water right) is stealing.
I can tell you what's going on: a majority of Thune supporters didn't want to be on record supporting an end to the filibuster, so he held the line for them. That's actually good leadership even if it's questionable policy.
I would suggest, however, that for the next six years we might be happy that the filibuster is intact. (Until the Dems kill it, which is inevitable).
I don’t know if this is true or not, but I do know that Oprah Winfrey votes in Colorado, or at least used to; she had her ballot sent to California, but was registered in San Miguel County, Colorado.
All the college kid voter drives register kids who eventually move out, but they are rarely taken off the voter rolls. Vacation homes etc.
@adamtaggart Okay. I see a big mistake. Something a California guy would miss. The north facing garage. If it’s not too late heat the concrete in front of the overhead door. Trust me. Learned that lesson 20 years ago.
@DylanRatigan@BarackObama This is true.
Maybe he was playing the long game - make it so miserable that everyone would clamber for single payer.
Or maybe he was just corrupt.
The Colorado State Shooting Association mourns the passing of retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Robert K. Brown. A Green Beret who served in Vietnam, Col. Brown went on to found Soldier of Fortune Magazine in Boulder.
Committed to fighting tyrants, communists, and gun grabbers alike, he was a true defender of liberty at home and abroad.
Col. Brown passed away on August 28th. His wife announced his passing on November 2nd.
Wayne Laugesen, father of CSSA executive director Huey Laugesen, worked as an editor at Soldier of Fortune and considered the colonel a close friend and mentor. If you’d like to know more about the legendary Lt. Col. Robert K. Brown, we hope you’ll read Wayne's tribute in Wayne’s Word: link in the comments.
CSSA extends our condolences to Col. Brown’s family, friends, and fellow soldiers.
@ttmygh@ThematicMarkets Really good listen. Appreciate the thoughts.
After the first one last week, I thought, seriously Marvin, what if the low trust voters go for the other side?
Now we know.
Keep up the good work, both of you.
@DataRepublican I don't think these NPV people really understand the 2nd and 3rd order effects of their idiotic policy.
The popular vote winner does not necessarily mean 50% +1; more likely than not it will quickly devolve to someone winning with 28% of the vote. President chosen by a region
@DavidBCollum Interesting results.
I would have preferred a 2% choice to vote.
The outcomes are probably best represented by a bell curve with destruction of civilization on the left and Musk's utopia on the right.
@JamesRuehmann Losertarians are why I support the jungle primary for Colorado.
Fine, run your silly little campaign, but do it at the kids table and let us adults do what it takes to govern.
Too simple.
There's at least one more possibility:
Venezuela went so well Trump thought he could quickly pull off regime change in Iran.
The miscalculation led him to trying to balance oil prices with kinetic action, but he didn't take into account the impact on refined products AND the ability of his enemies to seize the opportunity to make diesel prices higher than ever by limiting exports (China) and destroying refining capacity (Zalenskyy) to cause maximum pain in farm states. this worked btw.
There's probably more, but that's my best effort for now