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  December 19th, 2024: The Day Democracy Was Challenged in Colorado Generated with AI ∙ Designer Yesterday, December 19th, 2024 — a date which will live in infamy — the good people of the State of Colorado were suddenly and deliberately attacked by Seven, unelected, Colorado Supreme Court Judges. The Conservative Citizens of the Centennial State were mostly at peace with the majority Progressive Democrat party and, at the Progressives’ solicitation, were still conversing with its governor and its leaders looking toward maintaining peace in their respective districts and legislatures. Indeed, one hour after the Progressives had commenced their attack on the Colorado Constitution and American Constitution, the Progressive Democrat Chief Justice Brian D. Boatright, leader of the Progressive-controlled supreme court, along with six fellow confederates, Justice Monica M. Márquez, Justice William W. Hood, III, Justice Richard L. Gabriel, Justice Melissa Hart, Justice Carlos A....

  Colorado’s New Gun Laws: A Conservative Perspective Created by Designer In 2023, Colorado’s legislature enacted several new gun laws, sparking a significant debate. These laws, which include raising the gun buying age from 18 to 21, implementing a three-day mandatory waiting period, and expanding Colorado’s red flag law, were designed with public safety in mind. However, critics argue that these laws conflict with conservative values and violate the U.S. and Colorado constitutions. Individual Freedom and Limited Government Created by Designer C onservatism is rooted in the principles of individual freedom and limited government. It advocates for a government that serves its citizens, not controls them. However, Colorado’s new gun laws contradict this principle. By imposing age restrictions, waiting periods, and expanding red flag laws, these laws are a significant governmental overreach. They directly infringe upon our constitutional rights to bear arms and due proces...

  Writing has always been a challenge for me. My mind is a whirlwind of thoughts but translating them onto the keyboard often feels like a race my fingers can’t win. I use Windows 11 and the Microsoft Edge browser. The Microsoft News feed, also known as the Bing news feed, features a variety of AI-generated news stories. Commenting on these stories is straightforward enough, although it can feel heavily censored at times. The longer I try to channel my thoughts into extended writing sessions, the more difficult it becomes to maintain focus. Now that I’m fully retired, I find myself increasingly interested in local, state, and federal politics. As I read more and expose myself to different opinions and viewpoints, I’ve noticed a growing divisiveness among the authors of the articles I read. Their self-importance is so pronounced that I often find myself shaking my head, wondering what’s happening. What has become of America? What happened to the freedom of having diverse ideas and e...