The winter of 1776 cut deeper than the year before. Snow lay heavy on roofs and fields, but it was not the cold that troubled the people—it was clarity. The pretending was over. In a small shop, a printer wiped his hands on his apron and read the pamphlet one more time before setting it on the counter. The words were plain, almost sharp. No flowery language. No careful bowing to kings. Just truth laid bare. Customers picked it up, frowned, read again, and then stood very stil

Prop MM- Tax Increase in Disguise Reduces deductions for high-income earners — a direct tax hike on success. Violates the spirit of Colorado’s Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights (TABOR) and limited-government principles. Government Overreach Turns feeding children from a family duty into a state function . Expands bureaucracy and centralizes control over local school operations. Broken Promise & Fiscal Irresponsibility The 2022 Proposition FF already promised to fund school meals; M

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Today, we pause to remember the tragic events of September 11, 2001—a day that forever changed our nation. Nearly 3,000 lives were lost...