Phil Weiser gutted the Colorado Attorney General’s office with his relentless war on Donald Trump, joining or leading 47 lawsuits against the administration while crime surged and borders stayed porous. Weiser, the term-limited opportunist now running for Governor, squandered millions—including a $4 million slush fund shoved through by Democrats in April 2025—to chase partisan vendettas on tariffs, funding cuts, immigration, and Space Command. He went 0-3 at the Supreme Court, wasting resources and humiliating the state. Name Weiser for this failure: He chose activism over enforcement as car thefts exploded and oversight vanished.
Dirtier still, Weiser attacked Colorado’s own law enforcement. In July 2025, he sued a Mesa County deputy for coordinating with ICE via encrypted chats—breaking a vague state law against local-federal immigration help. He probed four more agencies, including State Patrol, chilling border security in a crisis. This was sabotage, not justice. Weiser demoralized officers and fueled chaos for progressive points. Demand audits: Expose where the money went and why DEI-driven stunts trumped state needs.
Weiser’s wreckage lured five Democrats into a vicious primary circus: Jena Griswold, Michael Dougherty, Crisanta Duran, David Seligman, and Hetal Doshi. Griswold leads with polls and cash, but her Secretary of State tenure reeks of corruption—statewide voting password leaks and cover-ups, May 2025 DOJ complaint for withholding records, November 2025 AI-flagged finance violations, December 2025 DOJ lawsuit for refusing voter data, Soros funding the mess. The rest—Boulder DA Dougherty, ex-House Speaker Duran, progressive nonprofit Seligman, ex-federal prosecutor Doshi—scramble as heirs to the rot. Watch blue-on-blue carnage: rivals slam Griswold’s scandals, Dougherty’s soft crime record, Duran’s failures, Seligman’s radicalism, Doshi’s baggage. This five-way brawl burns millions, exposes vulnerabilities, and supplies ammo for anyone watching. Question bluntly: Why pack the field with officials who bury truths and evade accountability under DEI shields?
Republicans- Just need a licensed conservative attorney. You’re admitted to the bar, over 25, Colorado resident two years, clean record. Secure 30% at assembly or collect 1,500 signatures per district by March 18, 2026. Primary June 30, general November 3—time to act in this early race.
Exploit Democrat infighting: Keep primary costs minimal, build a war chest while they drain funds attacking each other, stockpile their hits for the general.
Winning requires team strength across the GOP ticket. Build on the March 2025 unity meeting that refocused grassroots after 2024 gains like the CD8 flip. Coordinate with Republican nominees for Governor, Secretary of State, and Treasurer: shared messaging hammering election integrity, crime crackdowns, immigration enforcement; joint fundraising and events; unified donor outreach in swing areas. Dodge fractures that doom GOP runs—unite on direct accountability. Question party officials dodging real coordination: Infighting hands power to Democrats; a solid team flips seats.
Run sharp: Raise grassroots money, bypass establishment pitfalls. Name names—Weiser for waste and LEO betrayal, Griswold for corrupt cover-ups. Uncover DEI policies evading scrutiny, grill state officials hiding facts election-season—they manipulate for points. Deploy X for real-time takedowns and O’Keefe-style probes to reveal more failures.
Democrats will overspend and slander, but facts destroy lies—they can’t justify Weiser’s mess or their crowded scandals.
The AG enforces laws, protects consumers, crushes violators—not an activist platform like Weiser and his heirs built.
Conservatives, step up unified in this fluid race, let Democrats implode in their primary, build the team across the ticket, reclaim the office. Hold the guilty accountable. No mercy for the rot—truth first, always.
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