I get it. Y’all are mad about politics. Be a human and talk to people. Not your phone and try to not be an extremist either way. Your life will change.
🇺🇸This July 4th, Remember Who We Are.
A nation conceived in prayer. Built by believers who refused the word impossible. Defended by patriots who understood that some things are worth more than safety.
We don't apologize for our values. We don't negotiate with our principles. We don't ask permission to be free.
The more the world demands we bow, the more certain we must be that we stand.
Remember who we are and then refuse to be anything less 🇺🇸
The national income tax started as a 1% tax affecting less than 1% of all Americans.
That was in 1913.
Just over 100 years later, about 70% of Americans pay national income tax and many people pay 37% tax rate.
Important to remember as politicians talk about a new wealth tax.
It’s so painfully obvious that the @nyknicks ain’t getting any calls tonight. Especially against @wemby. It’s utterly ridiculous, but perfectly okay, nevertheless! Why? Because all it means is that the @nyknicks have to go out and take the damn crown. It will not be given to them. So go get it, damnit!
Cole Tomas (T.) Allen alleged shooting suspect registered as No Party Preference according to @rpyers
Other sources say he donated to Kamala. Was also Teacher of the Month in Los Angeles county.
It wasn’t that long ago that Colorado, and Denver in particular, was one of the most attractive markets to live and build a business.
Things have changed.
We forgot what made us great—our Western ethos of hard work and unlimited possibility, small government, respect for the private sector, private property, individual rights and responsibilities, self-determination, clean and safe public spaces—and became entitled, controlling, progressive social engineers and blew it.
The Colorado Chamber Foundation’s 2025 Relocation Tracker documents lost opportunities and disturbing trends. It doesn’t even include business closures, but focuses on growth and where those investments are made.
In short: not here.
Poor policy decisions by the State Legislature, signed by the Gov, have made Colorado a place businesses want to leave or minimize their footprint. We’ve nagged, taxed, and fee’d our employers to the point they’re ghosting us or blocking our number, hoping the State (or City) will leave them alone.
The Chamber’s report is not an outlier.
It is another indicator that Colorado and Denver is moving in the wrong direction.
We ignore it to our peril.
H/t to @MichaelDBrown