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Colorado's weather is brutal on exteriors. Most stucco contractors still operate like it's 1995. We built FrontRange Stucco & Concrete to fix that — certified, warrantied, and actually responsive. Denver and Colorado Springs.
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🚨 The numbers don’t lie: People are fleeing Colorado’s major, Democrat-run hubs. 🚨 The U.S. Census Bureau just dropped its 2025 municipal population data, and it paints a grim picture for the state's liberal strongholds. Over HALF of Colorado’s 272 municipalities are actively losing residents. Where is the bleeding happening the worst? Right under the nose of the establishment. The largest population drops from 2024 to 2025 were centered squarely on the Front Range in cities with over 100,000 residents—specifically Denver, Boulder, Pueblo, and Centennial. Since 2020, Boulder, Pueblo, and Arvada have seen the most drastic crashes, losing thousands of residents. When high taxes, runaway cost of living, and progressive policies take over, families vote with their feet. Meanwhile, where is the actual growth? Johnstown (Ranked #10 fastest-growing in the NATION at 8.4%) Erie ( 5.8%) Windsor ( 4.7%) Five-year massive booms in places like Timnath ( 78.5%) and Elizabeth ( 77.8%). Notice a trend? Coloradans are escaping to outlying, more conservative counties like Weld, Larimer, Douglas, and Elbert where housing is actually being built and communities are thriving. The radical progressive experiment in Denver is hollowing out our state's core cities. It's time to change course before the damage is permanent. #ColoradoPolitics #copolitics #Census2025 #Colorado #FrontRange #SaveColorado census.gov/newsroom/press-ki…
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World: FrontRange Amphitheater Author: -PixelWolf- A massive open-air amphitheater glows under the starry night with a huge glowing stage, colorful LED walls, dramatic spotlights, and endless rows of seats. Total concert vibes. #VRChatPhotography #VRChat
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Replying to @GovtsTheProblem
Fantastic. This will allow the hobo’s to roam the frontrange freely
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Sunrise Sunday #SundaySunrise “Mountain Wave Sunrise” Mountain wave pattern are repeating wavy lines, a cloud variety known as undulatus, created as air oscillates over the Front Range. #Colorado #FrontRange #MountainWave #Undulatus #Sunrise #Photography
☀️ Sunrise Sunday Every morning it a new beginning! This was the last sunrise of 2022 👇
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🏠 Colorado Homeowners: The "New California" is Unaffordable A new report from The Denver Post highlights a staggering crisis: Colorado home insurance premiums are soaring faster than anywhere else in the nation because of Democrats. Average costs have doubled since 2020 and are projected to surpass $4,000 a year in 2026. Key Takeaways: The "Exit State" Irony: Homeowners who moved from California for a lower cost of living are finding Colorado premiums (averaging nearly $4,000) are now significantly higher than California’s ($2,455). Extreme Hikes: Some residents have seen quotes jump from $1,500 to over $11,000 in just five years. Economic Drain: Coloradans are now spending $1 out of every $22 earned just on home insurance, forcing families to cancel vacations and delay car purchases. High-Risk Label: The global market now views Colorado as a "high-risk zone" on par with Florida due to catastrophic hail, wildfires, and skyrocketing construction costs. 📉 The Democrat-Led Decline of the Centennial State This insurance crisis isn't just "bad weather"—it is the predictable result of years of progressive mismanagement. While Democrats in Denver pat themselves on the back, the average Coloradan is being squeezed out of their own home. The Tax & Spend Squeeze The insurance hike is landing on top of a massive spike in property taxes. Instead of providing meaningful relief, the Democrat-controlled legislature has prioritized high-spending projects while residents watch their disposable income vanish. We aren’t just losing money to storms; we are losing it to a government that refuses to curb its appetite for your paycheck. Soft on Crime, High on Costs The article notes that "storm chasers" and fraudulent roofing claims are driving up costs. This "opportunism" flourishes in a state where law enforcement has been declawed and "general lawlessness" is treated with a shrug. When fraud goes unpunished and crime is "de-prioritized," every single honest homeowner pays the "criminality tax" through their insurance premiums. Prioritizing Non-Citizens Over Taxpayers While middle-class families like Peter McClure’s are canceling ski trips and car repairs to pay the bills, the state government has been rollling out the red carpet for illegal immigration. Funneling state resources and tax dollars toward supporting non-citizens while native Coloradans can't afford to insure their own homes is a slap in the face to every taxpayer. The California Blueprint Colorado has become a cautionary tale. By adopting the same failed regulatory burdens, high-tax schemes, and soft-on-crime policies that ruined California, our leaders have managed to create a state that is now more expensive to live in than the place people were trying to escape. If you like high taxes, rising crime, and unaffordable housing, keep voting for the status quo. If you want a Colorado you can actually afford to live in, it’s time to hold the ruling party accountable for this "hard market" they’ve created and vote Republican. #Colorado #CostOfLiving #CoPol #InsuranceCrisis #DenverPost #ColoradoSprings #FrontRange denverpost.com/2026/04/02/co…
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Maybe the unlimited development of the frontrange in Co is going to come home to roost. Population doubled from my childhood. There has been little to no new infrastructure added in the way of reservoirs. Maybe we can’t have unlimited people live in high plains deserts?
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Colorado wants to name the Front Range passenger train before voters decide whether to fund it. Branding first, bill later. That is not a plan. #Colorado #FrontRange Read more 👉 jamesforweld.com/?p=3326
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Replying to @ForestMommy
Denver Frontrange Weather on FB is the GOAT
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"Winter is coming!" A frigid Friday is set to bring much needed snow across the region. #cowx #FrontRange #denver #colorado #snow @CBSNewsColorado
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QP Mountains on Monday #MountainMonday "Full Sweep of the Boulder Flatirons" SE of Boulder, the entire Flatirons ridgeline aligns in one continuous span — sandstone slabs rising cleanly along the Front Range. #Boulder #Flatirons #FrontRange #Colorado #LandscapePhotography #Panorama
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"The mountains are calling and I must go." Share a photo of those mountain view’s! ⛰🌄
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Suited at the #manitousprings Marids Gra parade and it was such fun. People loved meeting Beezler. There were no other furs! Come on Frontrange furs, gotta show up! We can’t let Denver furs have all the fun #furry #fursuit #fursuiter
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📸 PAID UGC OPPORTUNITY // BOULDER, CO Seeking 18-24 y/o content creators in the Boulder area. 🏔️✨ We’re looking for creators to collaborate with our brand. If you’re local and love creating content, we want to see your work! To apply:👇 Drop your portfolio below #UGCContentCreator #BoulderCO #ColoradoCreators #UGCCallout #BoulderLife #FrontRange
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It’s cool they colluded with our state leg and PUC to strangle cheap reliable nat gas and push “green” electricity while forcing more people onto a grid that can’t handle a little wind, which has been blowing on the frontrange since the dawn of time
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Winter seems to be taking a break, doesn't it? Why not use this time to plan your outdoor spaces? Gather supplies like rock, soil, mulch, and more from BedrockLandscapingMaterials.…! #landscaping #Colorado #FrontRange #Denver #Brighton #yabbadabbadoo
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The warm glow of sunrise on the Colorado foothills and mountains. Yeah, there may not have been an eagle in the shot like I was hoping for but I will happily take in views like this. #landscape #landscapephotography #Colorado #mountains #FrontRange #OptOutside #mountains
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Today, I am announcing my candidacy for the United States Senate. I didn’t arrive here by chasing politics. I arrived here because I couldn’t ignore what I was seeing anymore. For most of my life, I stayed out of it. I worked. I raised a family. I served my country. I built businesses. I failed. I rebuilt. I lived the same ups and downs most people live, without cameras or applause. I was never looking for a title. I was just trying to live a good life in the state that raised me. I am a fifth generation Coloradan. Colorado and opportunity built me. Nothing in my life was handed to me. No safety net. No shortcuts. I learned by doing, by failing, by standing back up, and by taking responsibility when things didn’t go my way. I’ve stood where people are standing right now. I know what it feels like to look around and realize the rules changed, the ladder moved, and the people making decisions don’t seem to know or care what it’s like on the ground. That’s why I relate to people. Because I am the people. Somewhere along the way, government stopped being a tool and started becoming a master. It stopped protecting opportunity and started restricting it. It stopped trusting people and started managing them. And it grew larger while everyday Coloradans were told to accept less. Less land access. Less affordable housing. Less reliable energy. Less opportunity to stay, work, and raise a family here. That didn’t happen overnight, and it didn’t happen by accident. I stepped into public life because I couldn’t sit back and watch decisions get made about our lives by people who never lived them. I didn’t show up to be liked. I showed up to stand up. And I learned very quickly how uncomfortable it makes the system when someone isn’t owned, isn’t managed, and isn’t afraid. This campaign is not about me climbing a ladder. It’s about putting the people of Colorado back in charge and putting government back in its proper place. I believe in the Constitution because it limits power. I believe in freedom because it assumes people can handle responsibility. I believe in opportunity because I’ve lived what happens when it exists, and I’ve watched what happens when it disappears. I am not running to divide Colorado. I am running because Colorado has been divided from its voice. This is not a campaign built on slogans. It’s built on lived experience. On respect for the people who work, build, raise families, take risks, fail, try again, and keep this state running while being told to step aside. I am running for the United States Senate because the people deserve someone who knows what it’s like to stand in their shoes, not speak over them. This is where the people take their seat back. This is where government gets back in its lane. And this is where Colorado remembers who it belongs to. Sean M. Pond #SeanPond #SeanPondForSenate #Colorado #BuiltForColorado #PeopleFirst #ThePeople #PutThePeopleBackInCharge #GovernmentBackInItsPlace #Constitution #Liberty #Opportunity #ColoradoValues #WesternColorado #RuralColorado #FrontRange #UnaffiliatedVoters #CommonSense #freedomofspeech @highlight
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