Less than 48 hours after I posted my announcement video, my opponent posted a ridiculous lie on Facebook saying I went after his family.

I’m not a Schumer Democrat. I fight back.

Please watch the video. If you want to help me bury his political career, go to vicmeyersfordemocracy.com (same as vic4hd47 and vicforcolorado) and look for the donate link. I’m asking for $6. The explanation is at the end of the video.

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Campaign announcement video and next steps.

I’m running for Colorado House District 47 because this moment calls for steady leadership, strong communities, and a commitment to democratic values. This campaign will focus on practical solutions, protecting our rights, and making sure people in this district are heard.

Learn more or get involved:

https://vicmeyersfordemocracy.com

#Colorado #HD47 #ColoradoPolitics #VicMeyers #Democracy #StateHouse #CommunityFirst

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In this video I pull back the curtain and look at who the real Ty Winter is and why he is unfit to represent me and my neighbors in the Colorado House.

I’m sure I’ll be doing several more of these videos between now and Nov 3.

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Retired fighter pilot Col. Jeff Pixley joined me for one of the best discussions I’ve had on the pod. He’s running against Tom Cole.

If we’re going to come out of this attack on our Democracy with a chance of going forward, I hope this guy’s in Congress.

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I took a close look at HB 26-1048, the back to school sales tax holiday proposal. The headline promises relief, but the details show how limited the impact really is for families, schools, and small businesses in our district. This is about looking past political marketing and asking who policies actually help.

This video focuses on my state representative but its emblematic of too many people holding elected office.

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When you look at the millions of dollars the billionaires are giving to Trump for his ‘special projects’ and ‘questionable investment schemes’, their probably bribes.

At least that’s the most plausible explanation. Isn’t it?

What if it’s not….

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This piece isn’t about a personality or a punchline. It’s about the Kennedy Center as a federally owned national memorial and what it represents in American civic life. I walk through why this moment is about public institutions, cultural independence, and the role Congress plays in protecting spaces that belong to all of us.

This is about looking past the surface story and seeing the system underneath it.

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We all complain about Congress being broken. But when it’s our own Representative or Senator, we almost never admit they might be part of the problem. (not my opinion here, that’s what the data tells us)

This piece is about accountability, not for “them,” but for us. For how we choose our leaders, how we excuse them, and how real change starts long before the next presidential race.

No one gets a pass.

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The Constitution gives Congress the power to police itself — including the power to expel its own members. In this piece, I start with Article I, Section 5, Clause 2 and when that authority has been used in American history. Then I pose the question of why it’s not being used now when it should be.

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