Author: Jimmy Sengenberger

Jimmy Sengenberger Recently, I was asked to represent the Arapahoe County Republican Party on the Canvass Board – also including the Democrats’ designee – for the 2021 coordinated elections.  Our duties began last month with the Logic and Accuracy Test (LAT) of county election equipment, which I detailed last month. I was encouraged by the…

Jimmy Sengenberger Last Friday, Colorado’s four House Democrats (Reps. Crow, DeGette, Neguse and Perlmutter) joined our two Senate Democrats (Sens. Bennet and Hickenlooper) in approving a massive, $1.2 trillion boondoggle under the guise of “historic investments in America’s infrastructure.” The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act may be historic – Congress has never spent so much taxpayer…

Jimmy Sengenberger When the pendulum swings too far in one direction, it almost always swings back. Last night, voters across the country rose against the insanity they’ve been living under. The message was spread far and wide, loud and clear: Enough is enough. In Virginia, where President Biden won by 10 points in 2020, Republican…

Jimmy Sengenberger In late August, the duly elected Adams County commissioners followed Douglas County’s elected commissioners in opting out of the excessive school mask mandate issued by the unelected bureaucrats at the Tri-County Health Department. Just days later – and a day before the elected Arapahoe County commissioners was set to meet and consider their…

Jimmy Sengenberger What a difference two weeks can make. Back in my May 18 column, COVID-19 and Gov. Jared Polis were top of mind.  The disputed protests were peaceful gatherings of small-business owners pushed aside by out-of-touch politicians, and everyday citizens concerned about losing their jobs and their liberty. Now, coronavirus seems like a thing of the…

Jimmy Sengenberger I am the rare Colorado conservative who has given Gov. Jared Polis some credit for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.  I’ve said for several weeks that his performance has been superior to other Democrat governors, most notably Gretchen the Terrible of Michigan. That’s because he’s permitted Colorado to at least start reopening, says…

Jimmy Sengenberger Whether they’re from the Left or the Right, I do not like unauthorized executive orders any more than Sam-I-am likes green eggs and ham.  When President Trump issued his unilateral order last year to reallocate funds and use eminent domain to build the wall at the southern border, without congressional authorization, I publicly…

Jimmy Sengenberger I’ve attended many rallies at the State Capitol, but I didn’t attend Sunday’s Reopen Colorado Rally.  I didn’t for two main reasons.  First, I’m fortunate to be building a new business in the “essential” field of media, so I’ve been exceptionally busy and haven’t had much free time. Second, while I agreed with the sentiment…

Jimmy Sengenberger The handshake goes back millennia.  It’s a tried and true way to connect with one another in professional and social occasions on a deeper level.  In the ninth century B.C., Assyrian King Shalmaneser III shook hands with a Babylonian ruler to affirm an alliance.  In his Iliad and Odyssey, the ancient Greek poet Homer used handshakes to reflect oaths…

Jimmy Sengenberger Last Thursday on Facebook Live, I hosted the fifth episode of Jimmy at the Crossroads, my new webshow and podcast in partnership with The Washington Examiner.  This episode, entitled “China’s Coronavirus Culpability & the Trump New Deal,” featured noted China critic Gordon Chang.  Within minutes after the livestream ended, Facebook notified me that “… i-Cable News blocked…