The American Solidarity Party opposes both abortion and the death penalty while also advocating for social programs, peace building and care for vulnerable populations.
One ballot measure would slap a graduated tax on Colorado and exempt $2.3B from TABOR caps. The other locks the rate at 4.4% for good. Voters already raised their hand on this twice before — now they get a third say. @ShainaCole_
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating incidents that took place at a Denver Public Schools high school involving a teacher who allegedly required students of the same sex to kiss each other in front of the classroom as part of a class assignment.
The rising cost of groceries puts real pressure on American families. When food costs more, working families feel it immediately at the kitchen table. The American Solidarity Party believes our economic policies should put families ahead of reckless government spending.
The best solutions don't always come from D.C. they often begin right here in our communities.
The American Solidarity Party believes in subsidiarity: empowering families, neighborhoods, and local governments to solve problems closest to home.
Strong communities. Strong Colorado.
Colorado lawmakers are getting an automatic pay raise even though the state budget is $1.5 billion dollars in the red. Legislators are cutting money to repair roads, reducing Medicaid, taking funds from affordable housing & more, but have no problem with increasing their salary.
Join the Colorado ASP at the March for Life tomorrow (Friday) at the state capitol in Denver at 11:00 a.m. 200 E. Colfax Avenue. We will have a table set up on the plaza in front of the capitol. See you there.
The U.S. Supreme Court struck down a Colorado law banning conversion therapy, ruling 8–1 in favor of a Colorado Springs therapist who said it violated her First Amendment free speech rights.
Join us at the State Capitol in Denver for the Colorado March for Life on April 17, 2026 at 11:00 am. Meet at the American Solidarity Party table on the plaza in front of the capitol. See you there!
Colorado’s budget gap just jumped to $1.5 BILLION—up from $1B in just days. Lawmakers now face urgent cuts as the state’s fiscal outlook worsens fast.
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Colorado American Solidarity Chair Ian Rutherford has been appointed ASP National State Development Coordinator tasked with working to help establish active ASP chapters in all 50 states. Congratulations.