COLORADO POLITICS - REPUBLICAN RACE

Radical Republicans are these ridiculous people:
Judge rules Lamborn challenger Dave Williams can't appear on primary ballot with anti-Biden nickname

Republicans Rebecca Keltie and Andrew Heaton have also qualified for the primary ballot in the heavily Republican 5th Congressional District, which covers most of El Paso County.

Williams was the lone Republican to qualify for the ballot at the district's GOP assembly earlier this month, so his name will appear first on the ballot.

Keltie praised the judge's ruling and called Williams' attempt "completely ridiculous and immature" in a text message to Colorado Politics.

"It showed Dave Williams’ lack of respect for this election and his immaturity," she said. "It saddens me that people like him are trying to make a mockery of our elections, and it’s a slap in the face to those who have fought and died for our country and our freedoms, including our right to vote in fair elections."

Heaton also discounted Williams' lawsuit.

"An immature and desperate tactic like this is not the type of thing a serious candidate would do," he said.

Pam Anderson would be a shoe-in to win against Griswold after having been President of the County Clerks Association and successfully running Jeffco's elections as Clerk & Recorder - she's trusted, respected across the aisle, and not facing charges of tampering with an election. Yet, Peters garnered the highest delegate votes. Unaffiliated voters will turn their noses up at Peters and give Griswold a good chance at being re-elected.
Tina Peters advances to June primary ballot despite facing charges for election tampering

Peters faces ten criminal counts for allegedly tampering with election equipment in an effort to expose what she believed were widespread voting machine discrepancies.

Still, she's a star to many at the state Republican assembly, gaining significantly more than enough delegate votes to get on the top line of the GOP primary ballot in June. Peters received 60.57% of the assembly vote. eters will be up against Mike O’Donnell, a Yuma County candidate who earned 39.4% of the vote, and Pam Anderson, a more moderate candidate who had enough petitions to land on the ballot. Of the three, only Anderson denies widespread voter fraud changed the outcome of the 2020 November election.

Republican candidates are now publicly aligning with Peters though, despite the Colorado GOP asking her to suspend her campaign following her indictment.

And let's not forget Lauren Boebert, who thrives on playing to the hard-core extremists in the party because it raises more money than anything else to be so outrageous.

Anyone politician who continues to peddle the "stolen election" lie is a radical. Bipartisan county clerks and Secretaries of State from across the country certified the election results. Congress approved the results. Zero credible evidence has surfaced to prove otherwise. To continue to push that lie is to degrade the public's faith in our democracy and aid our enemies in their effort to further divide us, and the moderates of the country are sick of it.