Is it the altitude? Is it the water or just the "contact highs" from the constant weed smoke that makes the voters in Colorado so completely insane? As with Cali, the voters are simply cretins that believe the wonderment shouted by commie and left wing nuts! I was wondering just how profitable it was to bring in legal dope to the state? I read that it backfired on Colorado when the state became a warehouse and hub for legal drugs all over the country? I guess the "Rocky Mountain High" is real or at least to those who partake of such so-called pleasures?
Trump broke the Colorado GOP in 2016 when he accused us of rigging the primary for Ted Cruz (who won it). When Trump won the nomination, scores of grassroots conservatives ended their volunteerism for the party, roughly 20,000 Republicans statewide dropped their Republican affiliation, and a bunch of MAGA nuts took over the state party, and drove it into the ground. We went from trending red again in 2014 to going dark blue. That led to the Dems becoming more emboldened and powerful, and moving even father left.
Interestingly, we still vote conservative on a lot of ballot issues, but the dwindling GOP has made itself so embarrassing that Republican candidates can only win local races here and there.
It’s been a long ten, arguably eleven years…
Yup.
If you are going to lie-lie big!
Complete nonsense
What's complete nonsense?
Is it the altitude? Is it the water or just the "contact highs" from the constant weed smoke that makes the voters in Colorado so completely insane? As with Cali, the voters are simply cretins that believe the wonderment shouted by commie and left wing nuts! I was wondering just how profitable it was to bring in legal dope to the state? I read that it backfired on Colorado when the state became a warehouse and hub for legal drugs all over the country? I guess the "Rocky Mountain High" is real or at least to those who partake of such so-called pleasures?
No, not the drugs.
Trump broke the Colorado GOP in 2016 when he accused us of rigging the primary for Ted Cruz (who won it). When Trump won the nomination, scores of grassroots conservatives ended their volunteerism for the party, roughly 20,000 Republicans statewide dropped their Republican affiliation, and a bunch of MAGA nuts took over the state party, and drove it into the ground. We went from trending red again in 2014 to going dark blue. That led to the Dems becoming more emboldened and powerful, and moving even father left.
Interestingly, we still vote conservative on a lot of ballot issues, but the dwindling GOP has made itself so embarrassing that Republican candidates can only win local races here and there.