5/1/18 review of interview between Brother Jeff and Saira Rao

Here is the link to my May 1, 2018, Twitter thread review of an interview between Denver community leader Brother Jeff Fard and Saira Sameera Rao, who at the time was running in the Democratic primary for Colorado's US Congressional District 1 seat.

Twitter's platform has twisted each of my threads out of chronological order through 2018 and 2019. This thread is affected and is not very coherent. My apologies.

At this time, Saira Rao was really nice to me -- or, really, to my Twitter profile -- not to my physical presence in real life.

However, as 2018 progressed, especially following the primaries, Rao was less than nice to me. It really hurt my feelings, for a lot of reasons.

I prefer to remember this interview for what it was, and for the hope I had for Rao. At the same time, I still feel pretty upset that Rao ended up not being very nice to me -- i.e. my Twitter profile.

Thank you for reading. Please enjoy.

4/13/18 review of Colorado's 2018 US Congressional District 1 assembly

Here is the link to my April 13, 2018 Twitter thread review of the 2018 assembly for Colorado's US Congressional District 1.

Twitter's platform has twisted each of my threads from 2018 and 2019 out of chronological order. This thread is affected, but still coherent.

Please enjoy. Thank you for reading.

4/4/18 review of Denver Dems HD5 monthly meeting

Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of the April, 2018, meeting of the Denver Democrats' Colorado House District 5 monthly meeting.

The thread gives some context on the meeting. The thread gives pictures of, links to websites for, and platform statements by 2018 Colorado Attorney General candidate Amy Padden, Secretary of State candidate Jena Griswold, and US Congress CD-1 candidate Saira Rao. The thread also discusses a presentation by City Council member-at-large Debbie Ortega, and a presentation by Colorado Democrats Chair Morgan Carroll.

The tweets in some of my threads have been twisted out of chronological order by Twitter's platform. This thread's coherency is very badly affected. My apologies.