Colorado is facing a convergence of political, medical, and technological issues — each with long‑term consequences for residents across the state. In this week’s episode of OpenAgenda.wtf, we unpack three major developments demanding public attention. 1. The Victor Marx Controversy Gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx has quickly become one of the most discussed figures in Colorado…
On this episode of OpenAgenda.wtf, Tracey and Lynne unpack three major stories shaping Colorado and the national conversation around AI, elections, and justice. Palantir’s Sudden Exit from Colorado Palantir — the data‑analysis giant founded by Peter Thiel and known for its work with AI, federal agencies, and controversial contracts — has officially left Colorado for…
Colorado’s legislative session is packed this year, with more than 100 bills already in motion. In today’s episode of OpenAgenda.wtf, we focused on three proposals that could significantly impact individual rights, privacy, and family decision‑making across the state. Below is a clear, fact‑driven breakdown of what each bill does and why it matters. HB1021 –…
Colorado voters overwhelmingly rejected a state‑run universal health care system in 2016, with nearly 80% voting against the proposal. The plan would have created a massive new bureaucracy, imposed billions in payroll taxes, and shifted control of healthcare decisions to an unelected board. For most Coloradans, the price tag and uncertainty were simply too high.…