Bob Unruh’s war on Colorado for not being as right-wing as he is continued in a Nov. 17 article:
A Colorado family wants to punish the town of Elizabeth for ticketing their son, now an adult, for an alleged curfew violation that was based on an unconstitutional law.
Technically, the family is suing for years of out-of-pocket costs for court battles, compensatory damages, and even punitive damages. Plus lawyers’ fees and interest.
It is at Complete Colorado that the situation is described.
Michael and Jennifer Saunders, along with their now-adult son Joseph, are suing the town for the curfew ticket issued to a then 17-year-old Joseph several years ago.
It was in 2021 when he was returning home from a Saturday evening with friends, with his parents’ permission.
It was a little after midnight that Elizabeth police officers stopped a group of people and cited the high school boys for the curfew violation.
Yes, the parents are suing over a curfew law. And they are heavily whining about it, as Unruh details:
The parents spent “thousands of dollars defending” this case, according to their complaint, and the “entire family suffered extreme emotional distress from the incident, the Parents were ridiculed by others in the community, and they were afraid to allow their children to travel within the Town of Elizabeth at any time. The Parents feared reprisal from the Town and the Police Department. The Parents experienced great stress and lived in fear that they may be improperly parenting their children.”
It cites, specifically, “damages for pain and suffering, physical injury, mental and emotional distress, humiliation, loss of enjoyment of life, and all other non-economic and economic damages.”
As is usual for Unruh, he refused to tell the city’s side of the story.
The same day, Unruh obsessed over Denver being ranked sixth on a list of America’s “most sinful cities”:
Denver exceled at “anger & hatred,” which to state residents isn’t a surprise based on the state’s long-term agenda to attack Christians and Christianity.
The state’s history of anti-Christian activism dates back more than a decade already. Phillips, of Masterpiece Cakeshop, has been in the courts for that long for refusing to submit his Christian faith to the progressive LGBT agenda in which state officials believe.
That’s despite the state losing at the U.S. Supreme Court in the fight.
Same thing happened with the state’s demand a web designer give up her Christian faith in order to operate her business. It lost again at the Supreme Court, and taxpayers there were billed millions for state officials to waste in their legal fight.
Right now the Supreme Court is considering whether the allow the state to censor pro-Christian comments by counselors, who are urged to deliver pro-LGBT ideologies to young clients. And the state recently attempted to impose its transgender beliefs on a Christian children’s camp.
Most recently, the state was sued for an anti-Christian discrimination in a program purportedly providing preschool to children.
The report said, “Data points in the anger and hatred category include violent crime rates, bullying, hate groups, gun deaths and mass shootings. In the lust category, the study looked at adult entertainment establishments, online searches for ‘XXX Entertainment’ and ‘Tinder’ and teen birth rates.”
Denver was No. 2 among dozens and dozens of cities evaluated for excesses in drinking and vices.
No other city — including top-ranked Las Vegas — received a similarly detailed list of alleged offenses.
Unruh ranted in a Nov. 20 article:
In a state that long has pursued an aggressive anti-Christian agenda through its official actions, including the LGBT activism of homosexual Gov. Jared Polis, it now is school children who are being targeted, according to a report from ADF’s legal team.
That group now has filed a briefing with the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals opposing a school district policy that “directs that students should be ‘assigned to share overnight accommodations with other students that share the student’s gender identity’ rather than rooming by sex.”
Further, officials in the district involved, Jefferson County, refuse “to give parents truthful, pertinent information about their children’s overnight accommodations, thus hampering parents’ ability to make informed decisions about their children’s education and privacy.”
The school simply lets children say they are boys or girls, and then assigns roommates for overnight outings based on what the children say.
Again, Unruh refused to tell the school district’s side of the story.
Unruh continued his vicious hatred for transgender people in a Dec. 5 article:
One portion of a massive lawsuit triggered by an agenda by state officials in Colorado to mandate transgender ideology for all public schools has been settled, and it will allow a Colorado Springs-based district and multiple other plaintiffs to keep boys on boys’ athletic teams, and girls on girls’ athletic teams.
According to a statement from the district, D-49, the fight with the Colorado High School Activities Association has been settled.
The problem is that Colorado law and the CHSAA bylaws demand that students be put on sports teams based on the ideology of “gender identity,” not their sex at birth.
That was a common scheme during the tenure of Joe Biden in Washington, as he promoted transgenderism up and down the scale of government.
However, President Donald Trump confirmed on being elected to his second term that the government recognized only male and female, setting up a conflict between federal policy and standards adopted by Democrats and other leftists in the extremist state.
It’s so far left that it is run by Democrat Gov. Jared Polis, a homosexual and advocate for the ideology, Democrat majorities in the state House and Senate, and an all-Democrat state Supreme Court that is so extreme it even tried to banish Trump from the 2024 presidential ballot before being squashed by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Unruh didn’t explain how failure to hate transgender people the way he does makes an entire state “extremist.”
Unruh lashed out at Democratic senators from Colorado in a Dec. 19 article:
It’s been only a few weeks since the government opened up again, after a Democrat-instigated shutdown that lasted weeks and cost taxpayers a ton of money.
It was a failed attempt to force Republicans in Congress to raid taxpayers’ wallets for more than a trillion dollars for benefits for illegal aliens and other Democrat Party priorities.
Now another shutdown could be looming, again because of Democrats.
The latest conflict arose when Senate Republicans were trying to advance a funding deal before the end of the year.
But Colorado Democrats refused.
[…]It was Colorado Sens. John Hickenlooper and Michael Bennet who messed up the works, the report said.
They erupted over Trump administration plans for changes at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in their leftist state’s most leftist enclave of Boulder.
It means money for that party-university town.
Unruh failed to prove that the University of Colorado is a party university or even that Boulder is the state’s “most leftist enclave.” Unsurprisingly, Unruh refused to give Bennet and Hickenlooper an opportunity to respond to his attack.
Unruh ranted even more in a Dec. 21 article:
Christian ministers do Christian ministry, and that’s what a number of volunteers from several churches in Northglenn, Colorado, were doing just days ago.
They were setting up tables in a public park preparing to distribute hot meals to the homeless, as they have done every Tuesday and Thursday for more than four years.
However, on this day, the churches’ ministers had to leave early, because they had court dates on city-issued tickets for violating a city rule, according to a new report from the American Center for Law and Justice, which is defending them.
[…]“These pastors had done nothing wrong. For years, their gatherings caused no complaints, no disruptions, despite attempts from the city to pin unrelated 911 calls on the outreach. They used the park on a first-come, first-served basis, just like countless secular groups – pickleball clubs, fitness classes, walking groups – that continue meeting without interference. The Supreme Court has repeatedly affirmed that public parks ‘have immemorially been held in trust for the use of the public,’ and later called parks ‘quintessential public forums,'” the report said.
Still, the city targeted the pastors and their churches, “enacting a resolution seemingly designed to shut them down, and then issuing criminal citations that carry the threat of conviction for following Christ’s command.”
The ACLJ already has filed a separate federal lawsuit against the city to strike the “discriminatory ordinance and hold officials accountable for their hostility toward religious expression.”
WorldNetDaily previously has reported on the long history of outrageous discrimination and extremism generated by the leftist state of Colorado.
In fact, as we documented, city officials have called the twice-a-week gatherings as too loud and disruptive. Unruh once again censored the city’s side of the story.