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Thermonuclear Lawsuit. Via Talking points memo.
From what I know about Paxton, he can't go 3 days without filing a suit about something stupid and unhinged so this is sadly not surprising.
It is monthly FEC report [ https://docquery.fec.gov/cgi-bin/forms/C00033134/1736844/ ] time. In the first 10 months of the year (through 10/31/2023) the Colorado Republican Party summary is
still no payroll or employee benefits. They are paying rent for an office, And “consulting”
Fox Group Ltd………………….10/07/2023…………….6000.00 (in Jan. 2021, same address was listed for Rep. Dave Williams in the “Abstract of Votes Cast”
Tactical Data Solutions, Inc. 10/07/2023……………7500.00
[my apologies for format … the site still does not have a “clean” approach to importing existing tables.]
I guess we don't need to worry about Jill Stein flipping Michigan to Trump next year.
Cornel West plans a trip to Michigan to target voters softening on Joe Biden – POLITICO
Colorado CREW 14th amendment case appeal update snippet :
"Here are some key points from our just-filed appeal:
It'll be interesting to see what the CO supreme court does with it. If they rule him ineligible for the primary ballot, which I think is highly unlikely, then SCOTUS will almost certainly take the case. SCOTUS could well rule that it's up to Congress to enforce section 3, and punt the matters as a nonjusticiable political question. I'd rather beat trump at the ballot box.
Fascinating coverage in of all places, the Denver Gazette: (Ruh Roh — the link tool is missing!)
https://denvergazette.com/news/as-appeals-flow-into-colorado-supreme-court-judges-order-on-trump-disqualification-faces-scrutiny/article_633b3b54-e224-53d6-87be-15d25833230c.html?g2i_source=newsletter&utm_source=dg-news-alert&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=alert
Two takes in the news on the outcome of the special session:
* The Colorado Sun: What the Colorado legislature passed during the special session and how it will affect your wallet https://coloradosun.com/2023/11/20/colorado-special-session-bills-passed-2023/
* Colorado Public Radio: Colorado’s special session on property taxes delivered bigger benefits for low-income families https://www.cpr.org/2023/11/20/colorado-special-session-results/
And should you be interested, here's a link to the Colorado Senate Republicans describing the session.
* PRESS RELEASE: Democrats Reject Republican Tax Relief, Pass Bills That Still Raid TABOR https://www.coloradosenaterepublicans.com/democrats-reject-republican-tax-relief-pass-bills-that-still-raid-tabor/
I'm certain I should not be a concerned member of the grammar police, but I was surprised:
Later on in the same press release, I learned a different proposal on annual assessment rate increases was special: "This bill would have simply reigned them back in.”