June 30, 2025

COLORADO GOP'S VC ELECTION MATTERS!

Former Colorado GOP Vice Chairman D. Lee Phelan, Sr., has resigned from his position, creating a vacancy which needs filled by a majority vote of the Colorado Republican Central Committee.

When BCR Chairman Peg Cage questioned State Chairman Brita Horn about why the committee is being called to meet online, Horn said that she didn't want the committee to have to travel to two meetings this summer, and besides, she said, "It's just the Vice Chairman, it doesn't really matter."

Most of the Boulder County Republican Executive Committee members plan to sign a petition to have the vote for Vice Chairman in PERSON, ON SECRET PAPER BALLOTS, AND HAND-COUNTED. To us, it REALLY MATTERS that the vote be verifiably honest and that our Vice Chairman was provably elected by the majority of votes.

Even if you don't have a vote, you have a voice and can tell Chairman Horn (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) you'd like the State Central Committee to meet in person and vote on paper ballots. It MATTERS!

REMINDER – THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS SHOULD BE CONDUCTED IN PERSON –
The idea of skirting the Colorado State Central Committee requirement that “Officers shall be elected by majority vote using a secret ballot…” started during the COVID scare.  Even the 2021 Organizational Meeting for the election of officers should have been entirely in person.  According to the temporary law cited in the Call for that meeting, “any required acts of a political party…” are “Critical Government Functions”  even up to the ORANGE level, “Critical Government Functions​ may continue to operate without capacity limitations.”
See https://mycoloradogop.org/106-crc-meeting-must-be-in-person-with-voting-on-paper-ballots and https://mycoloradogop.org/133-project-in-person-co-gop-state-central-committee-meeting

June 1, 2025

County Settlement Covenant
Park County
PREMABLE

We the sovereign people living on the land in Park County, Colorado, a Free and Independent state, in order to live together in harmony under common law of the Almighty Creator, to facilitate the avoidance of disputes; to facilitate the quick settlement of disputes which might arise; to provide for organized defense of life, liberty, and private property; to protect and administer public property for the benefit of the inhabitants; and to make certain limited agreements with other settlements of sovereign people for mutual benefit, ordain common accord and recognition the following:

CLICK HERE TO READ THE DOCUMENT IN A PDF FILE

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Click above to hear my comments, click below on "Read more..." for transcript.  From the comments:
"This history of the focus of Colorado’s elections has been trending more and more towards electronics and “ballots” and away from votes that citizens believe will decide the people and issues under which they will be governed..."

February 12, 2024

Dear Members of the Colorado Republican State Central Committee,

I write in the public interest to start discussion of how Colorado’s election system can be improved. I am one of the lawyers representing Tina Peters in U.S. District Court case no. 23-cv-03014-NYW captioned Peters v. United States et al, and 10th Circuit Court of Appeals case no. 24-1013 (appeal of Order dismissing DA Daniel Rubinstein).  The information herein is part of the pleadings and briefs in the above cases.

Republican officials made statements about Tina Peters in an email published by the Denver Post on February 5, 2024.  The authors raise important public issues:  Is Colorado’s election system secure and transparent?  Does it comply with federal and state law? These questions should be publicly debated.

The authors incorrectly state that Tina Peters made a backup image of the Mesa County computer hard drive “because she believed she was proving election fraud.” 

The truth is that Tina Peters made a backup image of the Mesa County computer hard drive because she was required to do so by federal law.