Victor Marx isn’t here. He wasn’t ready to answer questions about the Constitution.
Phil Weiser
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August 27, 2026
I won’t tolerate that lawlessness. I won’t bend the knee. I will always fight back.
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by number of sources- At this stage of the case, it would be an overreach and improper for the Supreme Court to prevent Colorado courts from considering the merits of this litigation.4 sources2026coloradonewsline.com
- Our federal system depends on state and federal courts each fulfilling their proper role.2 sources2026coloradonewsline.com
Maintaining Colorado’s roads and bridges is not only right for safety but also prevents Coloradans from spending more time in traffic and more money on car repairs.
This wasn’t too long a commute — it’s a little longer to come to Grand Junction to join us. Please. Victor. What are you afraid of?
States determine the time, place and manner of elections — not the president.
The focus of this case was to protect our kids — stopping notifications and alerts at night and when they are in school, encouraging them to take breaks from social media, protecting them against harmful features, implementing age…
The relief we are getting in this settlement is very meaningful and well beyond what any court has ordered or is likely to order.
The electric grid is a tremendous technological accomplishment that will require continued innovation to meet our carbon emission targets, ensure electricity is affordable, and maintain a reliable and resilient grid.
As Governor, I am committed to continuing and building upon our leadership in addressing our climate challenges and protecting Colorado’s land, air, and water at a time when the Trump Administration’s climate denialism threatens our…
Bringing these cases to trial was the right thing to do for justice, for Elijah McClain, and for healing in the Aurora community.
The attorney general's office is committed to defending these convictions through the appeals process. Justice demands it.
My job as attorney general — and I will take this responsibility as governor as well — is to defend our rights and interests.
Just-take-our-word-for-it is not a viable public health response to such a disease.
The GEO Group is endangering Coloradans’ public health by refusing to follow the state health department’s order and by violating Colorado law.
The reported tuberculosis case at the ICE detention camp in Aurora is a serious public health issue and GEO must work with the State to investigate any potential outbreak or exposure to others.
I know local leaders across the state have worked with Lesley, and what they have said about her and what she has done speaks volumes, that we’re not getting someone who’s going to need a long learning curve.
As a private company, GEO Group is required to comply with state health and safety regulations.
The state is in complete agreement with Adams County Health Department’s requests to GEO, and we are aware that the County has already sought to compel cooperation through a public health order.
At this stage of the case, it would be an overreach and improper for the Supreme Court to prevent Colorado courts from considering the merits of this litigation.
Our federal system depends on state and federal courts each fulfilling their proper role.
From the little we know about Victor Marx, his views and style are far out of step with Coloradans, and his nomination for governor is a threat to our state’s values and our future.
So many pundits thought this wouldn’t be a race at all, they thought it would be a coronation.
In America, we the people, and not establishment politics, choose our leaders.





