Although we all come from different backgrounds and different views on things we stand united as one in standing up for personal liberty and freedoms for everyone. Citizens divided are a governments delight. But citizens united as one gives government cause for alarm. Keep Stickering and spreading the word.
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BREAKING: The Trump administration has rejected U.S. participation in the World Health Organization’s pandemic response measures, stating that America will not comply.
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BREAKING: Declassified documents released by Director Tulsi Gabbard reveal that Barack Obama and his administration allegedly committed treason and attempted to orchestrate a coup against President Trump.
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Keep standing up for Freedom and Liberty and oppose any government plan to make things "easier, convenient,and safe".
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"TREASONOUS CONSPIRACY" our sitting DNI says.
Do you know what the penalty for Treason IS?!
Do you know what the penalty for Treason IS?!
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DOJ issues sweeping request for voter rolls in nine states, including Colorado
The U.S. Department of Justice is asking numerous states for voter data, including an unprecedented trove of documents from Colorado.
Driving the news: The DOJ has asked for copies of voter rolls from at least nine states, the Washington Post scooped.
Meanwhile, separately, a political consultant named Jeff Small — claiming to act on behalf of the White House — has contacted "more than half a dozen" Republican county clerks in Colorado, per the Post, asking if the federal government or a third party could physically inspect their election equipment.
Small is the former chief of staff to Colorado U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Windsor).
What they're saying: All clerks who Small contacted reportedly rejected his request. "To me, it felt like they were wanting to intervene before 2026," Fremont County Republican clerk Justin Grantham told the Post.
The other side: In a statement to the Denver Post on Wednesday, Small said he was simply connecting federal officials with clerks at the request of people involved in a presidential executive order on election security.
He said he wasn't paid and called the outreach voluntary — motivated by what he called Griswold's "security debacles."
The big picture: The Justice Department has requested voter lists from a mix of Republican- and Democratic-controlled states, including Alaska, Colorado, Florida, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, Oklahoma and Wisconsin, per the Post.
https://www.axios.com/local/denver/2025/07/17/justice-department-voter-data-colorado
The U.S. Department of Justice is asking numerous states for voter data, including an unprecedented trove of documents from Colorado.
Driving the news: The DOJ has asked for copies of voter rolls from at least nine states, the Washington Post scooped.
Meanwhile, separately, a political consultant named Jeff Small — claiming to act on behalf of the White House — has contacted "more than half a dozen" Republican county clerks in Colorado, per the Post, asking if the federal government or a third party could physically inspect their election equipment.
Small is the former chief of staff to Colorado U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Windsor).
What they're saying: All clerks who Small contacted reportedly rejected his request. "To me, it felt like they were wanting to intervene before 2026," Fremont County Republican clerk Justin Grantham told the Post.
The other side: In a statement to the Denver Post on Wednesday, Small said he was simply connecting federal officials with clerks at the request of people involved in a presidential executive order on election security.
He said he wasn't paid and called the outreach voluntary — motivated by what he called Griswold's "security debacles."
The big picture: The Justice Department has requested voter lists from a mix of Republican- and Democratic-controlled states, including Alaska, Colorado, Florida, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, Oklahoma and Wisconsin, per the Post.
https://www.axios.com/local/denver/2025/07/17/justice-department-voter-data-colorado
Axios
DOJ issues sweeping request for voter rolls in nine states
The U.S. Department of Justice is asking numerous states for voter data, including an unprecedented trove of documents from Colorado.
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Denver sues Trump administration, again, over threats to withhold federal funding
The City and County of Denver has filed another lawsuit challenging the Trump administration over threats to withhold funding from so-called “sanctuary jurisdictions” that limit local enforcement of federal immigration law.
The city joins close to 50 other jurisdictions in the lawsuit, filed this week in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.
“Even as President Trump continues to willfully ignore the rule of law by bullying cities into doing his dirty work, Denver will always stay true to our values,” Denver Mayor Mike Johnston said in a statement. “Time and time again, Denver has shown that we enforce the law without fear or favor and work with federal authorities to bring criminals to justice.”
The lawsuit seeks to protect the cities' constitutional separation of powers.
Broadly speaking, a “sanctuary city” refers to a jurisdiction that discourages or prevents local law enforcement from reporting an individual’s immigration status to federal authorities.
https://denvergazette.com/news/denver-sues-trump-administration-over-federal-funding-again/article_b94851b6-198b-4922-b519-9cf1ab348c0a.html
The City and County of Denver has filed another lawsuit challenging the Trump administration over threats to withhold funding from so-called “sanctuary jurisdictions” that limit local enforcement of federal immigration law.
The city joins close to 50 other jurisdictions in the lawsuit, filed this week in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.
“Even as President Trump continues to willfully ignore the rule of law by bullying cities into doing his dirty work, Denver will always stay true to our values,” Denver Mayor Mike Johnston said in a statement. “Time and time again, Denver has shown that we enforce the law without fear or favor and work with federal authorities to bring criminals to justice.”
The lawsuit seeks to protect the cities' constitutional separation of powers.
Broadly speaking, a “sanctuary city” refers to a jurisdiction that discourages or prevents local law enforcement from reporting an individual’s immigration status to federal authorities.
https://denvergazette.com/news/denver-sues-trump-administration-over-federal-funding-again/article_b94851b6-198b-4922-b519-9cf1ab348c0a.html
Denver Gazette
Denver sues Trump administration, again, over threats to withhold federal funding
The City and County of Denver has filed another lawsuit challenging the Trump administration over ong threats to withhold funding from so-called “sanctuary jurisdictions” that limit local enforcement of federal
Control by the state is very close. A digital currency can be turned on or off just like that. Continue to use your physical pounds,euros,dollars,$Cdollars or whatever currency your country is using. Individually we are small. But together we are Strong.
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