Colorado Democratic Party

He went on, um, a radio show and said that, uh, that officer who had fired three rounds at this woman, uh, displayed "trigger discipline." That's a quote.

And so, um, that, that is a, a, a moment in an interview that is now being picked up by the Colorado Democratic Party.

They're jumping all on it.

Uh, and he's...

All right.

My high of the week, uh, actually came from LinkedIn.

I'm not on LinkedIn all that often, but I happened to click on it yesterday morning, and I looked at the who's looking at your page section, and there was someone from Turning Point USA and someone from the Colorado Democratic Party.

And honestly, I found that very gratifying, because as a journalist and a storyteller, I wanna create work that all people can relate to and learn from, and I want Colorado Inside Out to be a place where all viewpoints can be heard, discussed, and understood.

So we've got to make sure that there are official soundbites and there are – members can have their opinions.

Sort of like the Democratic Party, right? If you hear something from Shad Moura, the chair of the Colorado Democratic Party, that is an official statement of the party, and it comes out from the party and all that kind of stuff.

There's differences.

I'm also a member of the Democrats, and I have a very different opinion of the Democrats than Shad Moura probably does.

And I think there's exceptions to that rule.

There are people in the Colorado Democratic Party who are much more liberty minded.

But I think that things have just drifted to a more like soft communism, socialism attitude.

It really is.

Let's move over to Michael Allen, the El Paso County district attorney who should be investigating Marks, but is not and is running for attorney general and not saying things that he should say.

The Colorado Democratic Party pointed out a recent clip of him.

Well, I guess this was in January talking about the shooting of Renee Good in Minnesota by ICE agents.

How do you justify that those second two shots were taken because his life was in danger? I