A post tied to Democrat Elijah McCrae focused on a 0-100 defeat for a bill combining tax credits, infrastructure aid and faster permitting, underscoring that no governing coalition formed.

Denver says its preseason No. 1 ranking comes from fixing weak spots, while politicians everywhere keep trying to sell vibes as math and messaging as governance.

Mason unpacks how brands, politicians, and sports franchises are all selling visibility first, revealing a wider culture where optics are starting to outrun substance.

Daniel Halloway argues that the fight over David Acton’s amendment comment is really about institutional trust, media framing, and whether process still matters in public life.

Denver unveils a rebuilt Summit and renames Bennett Stadium The Peak, while lawmakers and executives everywhere try to rebrand public money, private ambition, and vibes as strategy.