Official North Range Concerned Citizens @NorthRangeCC

@Cranky_Cub @JasonBassler1 Sigh.

@Cranky_Cub @JasonBassler1 Indeed it is the process. We both have Global Entry. We have been vetted. You don’t need our photo when we go through pre-check. We stepped aside from the camera before it could take our photos and handed him our travel documents. Next stop, carryon conveyor. Pulled out 2 search.

@az2cogirl @DenverChannel You’re confused, we think. Kyle Clark is 9News, just fyi. Denver7 is someone else entirely. Maybe it’s you who needs to wake up?

@JasonBassler1 How does this work when municipalities charge by the hour to gather and provide data (first hour free) via FOIA or other sunshine tool? Focus on the top three data points to receive: Camera locations, searches by outside agencies, & searches within agency is our list. Yours?

@KristyTallman Your info is quite behind. Over 80,000 acres as of last night.

@AFelixMedia Andres Carrera is a good guy. Smart, great personality. How he got caught up in the OMS death trap is a whole other conversation.

@atrupar The fact that Watergate would be a 12 hour news story today, says less about Nixon than it does about Trump. The current level of Trump corruption is so overwhelming in scale, that one can’t possibly keep track of it all.

Watergate absolutely should have ended Nixons presidency. That’s what accountability looks like. The scandal wasn’t the burglary; it was the abuse of power, obstruction, and cover-up. Sound familiar JD? The crazy part isn’t that Watergate brought down Nixon. The crazy part is that we’ve reached a point where some people think presidential corruption is just another news cycle.

@Rossputin @shaundsylva @Costco What? It’s been years for the Exec membership. Nine months? I first had that membership over 20 years ago. $65 vs $130, including 2% cash back, which is great for anyone buying in bulk. Walmart’s new annual fee is $99

@KyleClark Polis said before the vote that his decision will be “remembered fondly”. We believe it will be, too, but by election deniers who’ll idealize Peters as a victim despite a jury conviction in a highly conservative county. First stop? Fox News or Bill Maher?

@DeepNotShallow Polis said before the vote that his decision will be “remembered fondly”. We believe it will be, too, but by election deniers who’ll idealize Peters as a victim despite a jury conviction in a highly conservative county. First stop: Fox News.

@KyleClark Polis will be a recurring guest on Bill Maher. Right up Maher’s alley.

@Cathy2NotToday More: For the past eight years, writer Robert Downen has had an inside view of Southern Baptist life, leadership, and a community of survivors as they’ve dealt with fallout from the church’s abuse crisis. Read in Texas Monthly: apple.news/A0qD90KXKRcCFH…

Oh my …. I asked one question and just stumbled on this “Yes, House Speaker Mike Johnson has a direct professional connection to Alan Chambers, the former president of Exodus International, who was just arrested in an undercover child sex sting. [1] The connection stems from Johnson's extensive past work with Exodus International, which was headquartered in Orlando, Florida. [m The Recent Florida Arrest On May 19, 2026, 54-year-old Alan Chambers was arrested in Winter Park, Florida, following a four-month undercover sting operation. •The Charges: Chambers faces multiple felony charges, including solicitation of a minor via computer, transmission of harmful material to minors, and unlawful use of a two-way communication device. •The Investigation: According to the Orange County Sheriff's Office affidavit, Chambers used a messaging app under an alias to communicate with an undercover detective posing as a 14-year-old boy, repeatedly plotting to meet for sexual activity. 🎇🎇Speaker Johnson's Direct Connection As a senior attorney and spokesperson for the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) during the 2000s, Mike Johnson worked closely with Chambers and Exodus International: •Legal Advisor to Chambers' Organization: Johnson served as a key legal advisor to Exodus International while Chambers was running the ministry. His role was specifically to provide the organization with legal strategy and reassurance regarding their controversial conversion therapy programs. •Co-Promoter with Chambers: Johnson and Chambers actively partnered to promote the "Day of Truth" anti-LGBTQ+ student events. Johnson used media appearances and radio tours to boost the exact ministry that Chambers spearheaded.”

Annie @AnnieForTruth

3 months ago

Allan Chambers, 54 yr old pedophile from Winter Park, Florida, was arrested for soliciting a 14 yr old boy for sex. He was President of Exodus International, a Christian organization promoting conversion therapy for gay men. He has a wife & two children. x.com/wfla/status/20…

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HANTAVIRUS HAS A MORTALITY RATE OF 40% IT IS NOT EASILY TREATED AT ALL AND CERTAINLY NOT BY WORM PILLS LIKE IVERMECTIN

Shannon Joy @ShannonJoyRadio

3 months ago

By the way, hantavirus is easily treated. Thank you Dr. B!

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@DrJamesEHansen The only people laughing are those who either are too young to remember the past or are fossil fuel fanatics. If only we could go back to the past and correct our mistakes before harm is irreversible.

@SenFettermanPA The White House proposed ballroom holds 999. The Hilton ballroom holds over 2,000. How many attendees at a WWE match?

Warren Buffett, in his first sit-down since stepping down as Berkshire CEO, gave the cleanest indictment of legalized gambling in a decade. He called it a tax cut for the wealthy. The math proves him exactly right. Americans wagered $165 billion at legal sportsbooks in 2025. They lost $16 billion of that. FanDuel pulled $6 billion of the losses. DraftKings pulled $5.3 billion. Every state with legal mobile sports betting collected a tax on the bettor side. New York alone took in over $1.2 billion in 2025 sports betting tax revenue. Layer the lottery on top. State lotteries generate over $90 billion a year. The bottom half of income earners account for roughly 70% of total spend. The average lottery player makes $38,000. A household earning $20,000 spends three times more on tickets than one earning $30,000. The implicit tax rate, meaning whatever the state keeps after prizes, runs 30 to 50% depending on the game. No other revenue source in America has that base and that rate. The structural design is the engine. A single straight sports bet carries a hold of 4 to 5%. A four-leg parlay carries a hold above 30%. FanDuel and DraftKings spent five years rebuilding their apps to make parlays the default product. FanDuel's blended hold rate hit 11.4% in 2025, up from roughly 7% in 2022. The product got worse for the customer and the customer wagered more anyway. Now look at the substitution. Nine US states have no state income tax. Seven of those nine run state lotteries. Seven of those nine have legalized sports betting. The states most committed to never taxing wealth are the same states running the largest extraction machines on people who cannot afford to lose. Read it as policy. Here is what Buffett is actually pointing at. The state needs revenue. It can raise income tax on the top decile, or it can run a lottery plus a sports betting tax. The second option raises the money from the people who can least afford it. The first option becomes politically optional. New York's $1.2 billion in 2025 sports betting tax is $1.2 billion the state did not have to ask of someone earning $5 million. DraftKings and FanDuel sell a privatized collection mechanism for a regressive tax that the state never has to defend at the ballot box again. Voters approve legalization once. Collection runs forever. The state takes a cut. The wealthy get a quieter top bracket. The bettor's cut shrinks every quarter as the parlay menu gets pushed harder. The function of a government, Buffett said, is not to play its people for suckers. Thirty-nine state governments now do.

@Mind1nspired @gothburz So what’s your evidence that leads you elsewhere?

@Mind1nspired @gothburz Obviously, you can’t play the game if you don’t have access to the information. That narrows the options down considerably. Call it a process of elimination.