No single person has cost a government more money in history than this woman. And she still holds elected office.

Elon just created 4,400 millionaires in a single day. 400 of them are now worth over $100 million. These aren't VCs. They're SpaceX employees, and the list includes welders, technicians, and cafeteria staff, because for two decades the company paid every level of the workforce in stock instead of higher salaries. Juan Hernandez immigrated from Mexico and took a $28 an hour contractor welding job in 2015. He says he didn't even know what SpaceX was. The company gave him a $10,000 equity grant and let him buy more shares through payroll deductions. That stake is now worth $880,000. Trevor Hise's parents wanted him to take a stable job at General Electric. He picked SpaceX instead, stayed 12 years, and accumulated over 100,000 shares. At the $135 listing price that's $13.5 million. He's 37 and semiretired. His words: "The magnitude of this has been ridiculous." The most telling detail came before the listing. Over 100 employees quietly banded together and negotiated a group wealth management deal covering up to $5 billion, because none of them had ever needed a wealth manager before. Software IPOs have minted millionaires for 30 years. This is the first one where the money went to the factory floor.

Cherry Creek School District is now under federal civil rights investigation! WATCH THE STORY ON CBS Colorado: youtu.be/AwhbGdEpKrU?si=cqtL… The question is simple: Should students, parents, and educators be treated differently because of race? Answer: Equal treatment under the law applies to all Americans.

🚨BREAKING! The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has opened investigations into Cherry Creek School District following two Title VI complaints for race-based discrimination filed by CPAN. This milestone would not have been possible without the teachers, students, parents, and community members who submitted concerns through CPAN’s Incident Reporting Tool. Thank you to everyone who trusted us with your reports and to our investigative team who spent countless hours documenting evidence, filing records requests, and preparing these complaints. At CPAN, we don’t just talk and about accountability—we take action. #AtCPANWeCan

This!!

Dads, brothers, friends - it’s time to do the right thing. Don’t stand by while girls are being harmed. We need you to Get Out and VOTE!

This is insane. @CCSDK12 is teaching White kids that they’re racists because of their skin color This is not only illegal, but it’s also child abuse. @usedgov

😢 A Colorado high school student shares what it feels like to be targeted as a “white girl” in one of the state’s premier school districts, Cherry Creek School District @CCSDK12. This is not education. This is racial discrimination. No student should be shamed, stereotyped, or treated differently because of the color of their skin. @usedgov The Colorado Parent Advocacy Network has already filed TWO federal civil rights complaints with the U.S. Department of Education involving this district. Enough is enough. Federal dollars should not fund discriminatory practices in our schools.

Ps: this is yet another incident that @ScottBottomsCO has been calling out at the Capitol in his efforts to protect children — and has been clapped down as a liar. Once again: vindication. Although, I don’t think he cares what people say about him; he tells the truth anyway.

When boys’ feelings matter more than girls’ rights. Choose Podi-him!

All the haters can kiss my ass

Adults need to man up and stop saying its the girls who need to solve the problem of boys stealing their opportunities.

HB26-1141 was originally a nondiscrimination bill for public schools - now it codifies discrimination *against* private K-12 and higher education. In the House, Rep. Bacon introduced an amendment that requires K-12 "private schools" to be subject to the public accommodation clause in Colorado's Anti-Discrimination Act (CADA), then in House Appropriations, HB26-1141 lost its fiscal note and underwent a re-write. The re-write requires *all* educational institutions to be subject to the public accommodation section in CADA. This is intentional. The original House amendment clearly showed intent: private schools are to be included. On the floor tonight, Sen. @Janice_Marchman read the definition of "place of public accommodation." The religious exemption clause is for "places principally used for religious purposes, including a church, mosque or synagogue" -- intentionally vague. We were in committee for this change in the CADA public accommodation statute in 2021. We pushed for amendments to include Catholic and other faith-based K-12 schools in the religious exemption then. The amendments were denied. Then-sponsor of HB21-1108 Sen. @domoreno stated on record, "he wanted Catholic schools to be subject to the nondiscrimination clause in CADA." That was the intention in 2021. That is the intention in HB26-1141. And Sen. Marchman just made that case on the floor. Our simple amendment to add "public" back in the definition of HB26-1141 was rejected by sponsors Sen. Marchman, Sen. Kolker and Rep. Bacon. The reason? Because they want all faith-based private schools in the state of Colorado to surrender their well-founded sincerely held beliefs on human sexuality and marriage, or be penalized. Additionally, the re-write of HB26-1141 includes "pregnancy" and "parental status" under harassment definitions applying to higher education campuses. This means, on CU or CSU's campus, the work of @StudentsforLife , @TPUSA , @FOCUScatholic and other pro-life or conservative groups that promote positions on human sexuality, marriage and sanctity of life of preborn children that are opposed to the state definitions may not be allowed on Colorado's college campuses and their ministries could be seen as harassment subject to state sanctions. Interesting this bill was introduced in the same year as HB26-1335 which requires public colleges to stock pile abortion pills on campus. So college girls will have one option during a crisis pregnancy: dangerous abortion pills that negatively impact their physical and psychological wellbeing forever. And babies die. Coloradans deserve better than these deceptive bills and our lawmakers have a moral obligation to be honest about the intentions of their policy. Thank you, Sen. @SenKirkmeyer, @Senator_LyndaZ, and Sen. Frizell for defending religious liberty and the lives of pre-born children and their mothers against HB26-1141! Unfortunately, HB26-1141 passed second reading on party line and if enacted will move Colorado into yet another First Amendment Supreme Court case. @GovofCO- veto this bill! #coleg #copolitics @ColoSenGOP @COSenDem @COHouseGOP @COHouseDem

This was really special, and I'm so proud and honored to have been included in it.

Another great organization making a difference in Colorado (and beyond).

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This week the Democrat Party is getting beat worse than Katie Porter’s husband

The faster you learn this lesson Jordan Peterson taught me, the better your life gets. Your reputation is your real wealth. Doing things that are hard or scary isn’t about being morally superior. It’s about understanding the cost of avoiding them. Like karma in a video game, your actions compound and shape how life responds to you. And the most reliable store of success is still the regard other people have for you. The fastest way to build that is to genuinely do things that help others.

We can officially add the Palisades fires, with all their injury, death, and destruction, to the long and accelerating list of modern left-wing violence.

Here’s Mayor Pete announcing the Biden administration’s decision to fight the Jet Blue and Spirit merger so they could protect consumers and ensure low fares. Now the airline doesn’t exist and passengers are stranded across the country.