Author: Jimmy Sengenberger

Jimmy Sengenberger In Tuesday’s primaries, the Colorado Republican Party proved it’s ready for prime time this fall. In surprisingly short order, media outlets were able to call Joe O’Dea, Heidi Ganahl and Pam Anderson the GOP’s nominees for U.S. Senate, governor and secretary of state, respectively.  They join an excellent slate that includes attorney general…

Jimmy Sengenberger Last Wednesday, on behalf of the Arapahoe County Republican Party, I personally tested the “Dominion voting machines.” Come to find out, they’re not really “voting machines” after all. In fact, the election equipment really consists of four parts: (1) a high-speed Canon scanner that marks each ballot with a unique code in red…

Jimmy Sengenberger Secretary of State Jena Griswold is trying to manipulate the elections debacle in Mesa County into an extraordinary power grab.  Last week I wrote about a glaring aspect of Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters’ unethical and illicit conduct over the past several months.  Yet, regardless of political party or views on Peters’ actions,…

Jimmy Sengenberger Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters is in hot water.  She’s currently under investigation by the FBI, Republican District Attorney Dan Rubenstein and the state of Colorado for an election security breach that took place in May. Peters brought in “Gerald Wood,” a so-called “non-employee consultant,” to image the hard drives of voting machines…

Jimmy Sengenberger On Monday, something truly inspiring happened: An estimated 1,000+ students in Denver Public Schools made their voices heard.  They led a mass walkout protesting school board member Tay Anderson and the school board. The students’ objective was twofold: (1) to demand Anderson’s resignation for both unsubstantiated and substantiated allegations against him; and (2)…

Jimmy Sengenberger President Joe Biden is swinging through Colorado to speak at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden this afternoon. His first trip to the state as president, Biden will tout the ways his economic agenda will supposedly “help tackle the climate crisis, modernize our infrastructure and strengthen our country’s resilience while creating good-paying,…

Jimmy Sengenberger Hooray! Thanks to Colorado’s unique Taxpayer Bill of Rights, we’re all getting a tax refund! The state’s controller, Bob Jaros, revealed Friday that single filers will get $69 and joint filers will receive $166. That’s because Colorado brought $453.6 million more into its coffers than TABOR’s formula allows the state to keep. There’s…

Jimmy Sengenberger Around 7:10 p.m. Saturday, Denver Public Schools board member and BLM leader Tay Anderson announced he is “stepping back from everyday board functions until the completion of the independent investigation” into grave, new sexual assault allegations against him.  The new allegations come two months after the group BLM5280 accused him of past sexual…

Jimmy Sengenberger While hosting KNUS radio Saturday morning, I received a stirring call from listener John in Denver.  His voice shaking, John told me he owns six houses in the Denver-Metro area; he lives in one and rents out the other five.  Several months back, John explained, his tenants learned that “they no longer had…

Jimmy Sengenberger It happened.  It finally, actually happened.  On Sunday, Gov. Jared Polis and Denver-Metro counties abided by my March 23 column, restored local COVID control and eliminated the mask mandates.  Whoa! Okay, so maybe I’m imagining that they actually listened to me, but they still did it.  While I concede I’m somewhat pleasantly surprised…