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Dear Friends,

The Claremont Institute does not normally comment on the work of its scholars. But a recent combined disinformation, de-platforming, and ostracism campaign requires us to make an exception. Claremont Institute Senior Fellow John Eastman, acting as counsel to the President of the United States at a critical stage during the 2020 elections in December 2020 and January 2021, offered legal advice that has since been maliciously misrepresented and distorted by major media outlets. Following this disinformation campaign, some professional organizations have imposed a blackout on the Claremont Institute or on John, making it very difficult to present the truth.

The purpose of this statement is to correct the record and state the truth about two important elements of John’s legal advice having to do with the procedure of counting electoral votes in the presidential election.

1) Contrary to almost universally false news accounts, which have done great damage, John did not ask the Vice-President, who was presiding over the Joint Session of Congress where electoral votes were to be counted on January 6, to “overturn” the election or to decide the validity of electoral votes. John advised the Vice-President accede to requests from state legislators to pause the proceedings of the Joint Session of Congress for 7-10 days, to give time to the state legislatures to assess whether the acknowledged illegal conduct by their state election officials had affected the results of the election.

https://freestatecolorado.com/guest-post-karl-honegger-the-blueprint-2-0/

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Guest Post: The Blueprint 2.0 by Sarah Harrison & Karl Honegger

Excerpts from the article:

This article is an in-depth look at the Financial Connections of the Colorado Political Class.

In 2008, the Blueprint was revealed to doers and donors outside of Colorado. The Blueprint was the plan of four key donors, Jared Polis (current Colorado Governor), Pat Stryker, Rutt Bridges, and Tim Gill, to turn this once vibrantly red state a dark shade of purple. It involved targeting key races and pouring in money that had rarely been seen there before, and this plan was given the ability to succeed because of redistricting and reapportionment in the 2000s.

Now we see a new group rising, with out-of-state interests at the helm, hoping to pull off a Blueprint 2.0. This group, unlike the original Blueprint, is shrouded in dark money, with very little transparency but a very clear agenda: change the landscape of Colorado elections forever.

Updated 11-6-2021

Are you tired of Colorado’s government controlling you? It’s time for us to take it back.

CAUCUS IS THE KEY! March 1 (or 5), 2022

MyColoradoGOP believes that Colorado’s political system was designed to provide for its citizens a GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE. We believe that this GOP, where each of us can proudly say it’s “MY” Colorado GOP, is the best, indeed the only, tool to reclaim Colorado from the tyrants currently in power. This website is designed to demystify Colorado’s political system and empower the people who believe in the following words from the Declaration of Independence:

We hold these Truths to be self-evident, that all Men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness – That to secure these Rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just Powers from the Consent of the Governed, that whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these Ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its Foundation on such Principles, and organizing its Powers in such Form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.

"Recognizing the principles of the Republican Party as reflected in the State and National Platforms, the primary purposes of this organization shall be to elect duly nominated or designated Republican candidates to office, to promote the principles and achieve the objectives of the Republican Party at national and state levels, and to perform the functions set forth in the election laws of the State of Colorado."

PROTECT. PROVIDE. PROMOTE. PREPARE. PERPETUATE. PRAY.
The two major political parties, the Republicans and the Democrats, are the only two entities in Colorado with the legal authority to organize their memberships into sub-groups for political purposes. They are responsible to oversee and conduct elections and to assure the electorate of the utmost integrity throughout the process, including the calculation of results.

The process of electing Party leadership, electing delegates and alternates to Assemblies/Conventions, proposing resolutions, and delegating primary ballot candidates is all part of Colorado’s legal political structure that was adopted to create parties and governments that best represent and answer to the state’s sovereign citizens.