Breaking News: 2027 Perennial candidate Lisa Calderon announces a third time running for Mayor of Denver. Denver Mayor 2027 Marcus Giavanni this audio was recorded in 2018 for the 2019 Denver Mayoral Election. This is cloud content most people don't see, and when conventional video channels being invadaed by flag trollers. We have now been givern full authorization to republish videos that have been deleted from the internet. https://console.cloud.google.com/storage/browser/_details/gp7anews/@lisa4denver%20@LisafordenverMayor%20Lisa%20for%20Denver%20Mayor%20Hancock%202.mp4;tab=live_object?project=gp7anews
In Denver, if a prosecutor (District Attorney or City Attorney): Tells a judge they will not enforce a specific law, it generally triggers a complex, politically charged legal process rather than an immediate penalty. Because Colorado prosecutors have broad, "virtually unreviewable" discretion over what to charge and plea bargain, a judge rarely has the authority to directly force them to prosecute, unless the refusal is deemed "arbitrary or capricious". ...Here is what generally happens to a Denver city attorney or DA in this scenario: 1. Legal and Procedural Consequences The "Special Prosecutor" Option: Under Colorado Revised Statute § 16-5-209, if a judge finds that a District Attorney's refusal to prosecute is "arbitrary or capricious and without reasonable excuse," they can appoint a special prosecutor to take over the case. ...Contempt of Court: While prosecutors have immunity for their charging decisions, if they fail to follow a specific court order regarding that non-enforcement, the judge can hold the attorney in contempt, resulting in fines or, in extreme cases, jail time. ...Challenges to the Decision: While a judge rarely interferes with charging, a court can rule that the refusal to enforce a law violates the law itself, setting the stage for an appeal. ...2. Ethical and Professional Consequences: Attorney Regulation Counsel Complaint: Any person can file a complaint with the Colorado Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel. The Office can investigate whether the attorney broke the law or violated ethical standards, potentially leading to disbarment. ...Ethical Violations: Proving a motive of "political gain" can be difficult, but intentional non-enforcement of a valid law can be considered a violation of the oath to uphold the law. ...3. Political and Public Consequences: Retention Elections: Judges and District Attorneys in Colorado face retention elections. A judge who consistently allows the non-enforcement of laws for political reasons may face opposition in their next retention vote. ...Public Accountability: The decision often triggers intense scrutiny from the City Council, the Mayor (who often appoints the City Attorney), and the media, leading to public pressure to change policies. ...Key Context for Denver: DA vs. City Attorney: The Denver DA handles state felonies/misdemeanors, while the City Attorney prosecutes municipal ordinance violations (e.g., trespassing, noise, park hours). ...Selective Enforcement: Courts generally allow prosecutors to prioritize cases, but using that power purely for political gain can trigger judicial review. ...If you believe a Colorado attorney has violated ethical rules, you can file a complaint through the Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel. ...I did file a complaint and they denied to do anything, and blocked me from contacting them again. ...Now the Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel: Is stained, and can't be trusted for they are all molded by the same threads since 1963. When a Democrat has been a Mayor for 63 years, holding a Virtual Monopoly over the Denvergov.org, and all the departments, with term limit, elected politicians, will get full years salary, and get jobs with the city, or other non-profits, or academia. Do you know how long Mayor Pena, and Mayor Webb have been getting full salaries and the raises. So, does Mayor Hickenlooper +half salary for serving 1 term, Mayor Hancock, Full Salary, For City Council Elected official, and Full Salary for serving two terms. Now comes Mayor Johnston, has served one term, and will receive half Salary for the rest of his life. If 2027 Denver Mayor Mike Johnston is not reelected. And this is why a */Lisa for Denver Mayor in 2027/* after she restores all the thing Mike Johnston built, especially rehiring, laid off employees, and renaming 16th, back to 16th Street Mall. Where is she going to get all that money? Lisa Calderon, and other identifiers, joining who have lost the election processes, or failed to bullshit the 350,000+ voters that did not Vote for any candidate in the 2023 Denver Municipal Elections. Is a tall tale sign Denver Voters' has been Suppressed, and Disenfranchised. Thank the Computer God (AI to GenAI to AGI). AI says Mike Johnston needs to serve a 2nd term, to finish what he started, and @mikejohnstonco and #mikejohnstonco. Will Receive his Full Salary for serving two terms, but this needs to be done, inorder for Denver to hit rock bottom. That will be a total of 5 mayor receiving Full Salaries' for the rest of their lives. And it appears that's a long time, when you look at the ages of Federico Peña, born on March 15, 1947, is 79 years old and served as the mayor of Denver, Colorado, from July 1983 to July 1991, and Wellington Webb is 85 years old (born February 17, 1941) and served as the mayor of Denver for 12 years, from 1991 to 2003, do the math. And we aren't even talking about the City Council members, or those candidates' who ran for office getting lucrative jobs with the city,and other identifiers. And yes, Politics: While Denver elections are non-partisan (The Big Lie), Democrats have long held a virtual monopoly on Denver politics with all citywide elected officials having Democratic Party affiliation. The office of Denver's Mayor has been occupied by a Democrat since the municipal general election of 1963. [1], ...Key details regarding Denver's political landscape: Mayoral Control: Every Denver mayor since 1963 has been a Democrat. ...Citywide Offices: While municipal elections in Denver are technically non-partisan (Bullshit Lie to stay in Power), all citywide elected officials have long maintained Democratic Party affiliation. ...Voting Trends: Denver is a consistent stronghold for Democrats in federal and state elections, significantly voting to the left of Colorado as a whole. ...Historical Shift: While the state of Colorado was once considered a purple state, it has shifted solidly blue in recent decades, heavily influenced by its Democratic-dominated capital city. [1, 2, 3]. ...While local municipal races were Non-Political, the Democratic party has maintained a practical monopoly on citywide leadership positions for over 63 years. By tweaking the City Charter, and changinging Non-political, to Non-partisan, in 1963. The Joke's on all of them in 2027. For it's the final countdown on Denver's Integrity! To AI Integrity is #1: AI Overview: Integrity is widely considered a foundational element of effective city government because it fosters public trust, ensures accountability, and guarantees that public interest overrides personal gain. In the context of AI adoption, maintaining integrity means establishing human oversight, transparency, and ethical governance to ensure systems remain fair, understandable, and aligned with societal values. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]. ...: Why Integrity Matters in Governance: Integrity is often described as the cornerstone of public administration for several key reasons: [1, 2]. ...Trust and Legitimacy: Transparent and honest governance builds the public trust necessary for institutions to function effectively. ...Accountability: It ensures that officials are held responsible for their actions and decisions. ...Fairness: It promotes the prioritization of public interest over personal or political motives. [1, 2, 3, 4]. ...The Role of AI in Upholding Integrity: While AI can pose risks if not managed well, it also offers new tools to enhance integrity when used responsibly: [1, 2, 3, 4]. ...Detecting Fraud and Waste: AI can analyze complex datasets to identify patterns of collusion, kickbacks, or fraud that human auditors might miss. ...Proactive Oversight: Instead of just reacting to issues, cities can use data-driven insights to predict and prevent corruption. ...Ensuring Ethical Use: For AI to truly support integrity, it must be "artificially integrated"—meaning systems are designed to uphold human values, privacy, and equity from the start. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]. ...Essential Principles for AI in Cities: To maintain integrity while using new technologies, experts emphasize three core principles: [1]. ...#1: Accountability: Elected officials and managers remain responsible for AI-informed decisions. ...Transparency: Systems influencing public services must be understandable to both decision-makers and the public. ...Human Oversight: AI should serve as a tool to inform, not replace, human judgment and ethical review. [1, 2, 3]. ...
On February 6, 2023, at the Denver District Courtroom 414: Judge Andre Luxen, on this historic day in court. This is When Marcus Giavanni (Pro Se, Petitioner), asked about the Speer Amendment. When Giavanni was rudely cut off by Assistant City Attorney Michele Horn (was promoted shortly after this case to Senior Assistant City Attorney),. Michael Horn blasted with Glee; "We haven’t enforced that law in years". And Judge Andrew Luxen, should have taken this surprising admission of guilt: For not enforcing a law for political gain. Judge Luxen still has an open obligation to make things right. Look up the law ! All you Law Firms, and private attorneys, and Sturm College of Law @ University of Denver, know this to be true! Like Alumni Judge Andrew Luxen, and Magistrate Karen Hubler . - Durango Dank
Based on 2025 and early 2026 data, Denver is experiencing a significant shift in migration trends, marking a major reversal from the high-growth era that followed 2012. Data from the Common Sense Institute and state demography reports show that net migration to the Denver Metro area has plummeted, with a 69.6% decline in 2025 compared to 2015 levels. ...Common Sense Institute> ...Net Migration Reversal (2012–2026): After a long boom period (2008–2020), Denver experienced a sharp downturn, with 2025 data suggesting the city experienced a net migration loss of roughly 903 people. ...Declining Interest in Relocating: A Move Buddha study reported that people were 48.18% less likely to move to Denver between 2019 and 2025 / Shift from Domestic to International: While international migration has remained positive, Denver and Colorado have experienced a sharp drop in domestic migration, with 2025 marking a significant reversal where more people left Colorado for other states than moved in. ...Downtown Impact: Due to these trends, Denver's downtown office vacancy reached a record high of 38.2% at the end of 2025, and apartment vacancies reached their highest level since 2010. ...Data Controversy Context: Recent analysis indicates that while Denver saw explosive population growth from 2010–2020, adding over 115,000 residents, the pandemic era of 2020–2025 saw this growth stall. Concerns have been raised regarding the accurate representation of the population growth, as some analysis suggests that rapid growth was heavily concentrated in the early part of the decade, and current net migration is significantly lower than in previous years. - Common Sense Institute
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Breaking News: 2027 Perennial candidate Lisa Calderon announces a third time running for Denver Mayor 2027 by Marcus Giavanni
Lisa Calderon is an official Perennial Denver Mayoral Candidate. And the Media is all ready circling the wagons; claiming that the Denver Mayoral Election Official started when Lisa Calderon entered the race. When in fact on https://www.denvergov.org/Government/Agencies-Departments-Offices/Agencies-Departments-Offices-Directory/Denver-Clerk-and-Recorder/Elections-Division/Campaign-Candidate-Resources/Candidate-and-Initiative-Tracking the Denver Mayoral Election Officially started when Robert Treta for Mayor was started on February 16, 2024. Not to mention more people voted against Lisa Calderon than voted for her, making her 3rd place. The fact Lisa Calderon, then endorsed, current Mayor of Denver, see, https://youtu.be/LyVq5vDU40w?si=TuWJVy5sdIReVOZv . When Lisa Calderon of Colorado Working Families Party and Director of Emerge Colorado (an organization that trains Democratic women), Calderón's organization conducted the polls, and noted that over half of Denver voters (52%) were motivated to vote for a woman for mayor, with a quarter (25%) being "very motivated". When it came time to vote for a woman, in the June 6, 2023 runoff, she broke with the woman and endorsed Mike Johnston for Denver Mayor. Sources say that Lisa Calderon, and staff said Kelly Brough was white, not the woman Denver Voters want. https://www.jns.org/progressive-zionists-feel-blackballed-from-colorado-working-families-party/#:~:text=5%20election%2C%20Rep.%20Steven%20Woodrow%2C,a%20progressive%2C%20labor%2Doriented%20political%20party. Candidate Lisa Calderon, and Treta, and current Mayor Johnston; doesn’t realize that over 350,000 thousand voters did not Vote. As a boycott to the furthered corruption of our Denver District Court Judge Andrew Luxen, courtroom 414; see; https://www.cityandcountyofdenver.llc/cityandcountyofdenver, Denver City Attorney’s Office; see, https://www.marcusgiavannifordenvermayor.com/ and Denver Clerk and Recorder; see, https://www.marcusgiavannifordenvermayor.com/Marcus-Giavanni-Sues-Paul-Lopez-5280-Clerk-Recorder-2023cv54 Paul Lopez. The Next candidate should be Marcus Giavanni to unseat Denver Mayor Mike Johnston. I endorse Marcus Giavanni for Denver Mayor 2027. For the last 4 elections (12 years), Giavanni stood the test of time, and is willing to battle anyone who by AI accounts, is not doing the right thing! And now 2027 will mark 16 years of Election disenfranchised voters under suppression since 1963. And Denver is operating illegal, and alleged RICO act violations; according to AI. Not the AI bullshit Denver Mayor Mike Johnston is trying so hard to take credit for. And the city government trying to reinvent their official Identity which is DenverGov.Org, or The City And County of Denver”, Government issued content is “THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER” this content has been removed from our history, and city charters, and the company that makes the city charters; told us that they have a record of all the changes to the City Charter Books, since they were able to index logs. What these folks don’t understand is they are all part of a BETA Model. And the new Digital DNA; Voice Latent Prints, GPS, and Cell Tower Pings. One thing for sure is the predicted fall of Denver’s Government and hedging this ai Prediction, with the creation of City and County of Denver, LLC, a non government platform that will create residual income for the citizens of Denver. Like oil revenues to citizens. Is the question: “Is Denver ready for the Federal Government to serve arrest warrants to Identifiers, already known by our Government. And seize voter ballot machines, records, emails, images, social channels. Including but not limited to all content in Mayor’s Office, City Attorney's Office, Clerk and Recorder's Office, and various nonprofit Identifiers that helped over the 60 years to manipulate democracy, and not enforce a law for Political Gain. and that law is the Speer Amendment (City Charter Law, and can only be changed by Voters). - Marcus Giavanni for Denver Mayor. ...
The Cow has the Joe's Buffet name, but not its Mexican. ...Westword>https://www.westword.com/food-drink/the-cow-has-the-joes-buffet-name-but-not-its-mexican-hamburgeryet-5735239/...The massive, 15,000 square-foot building at 753 Santa Fe Drive — in the heart of what's now Denver's Art District on Santa Fe — was purchased last fall by ...THis place was actually almost 30,000 Square-foot when you factor in the basement, and all 3 floors were open, and it even had it's own freight elevator. ...After the 2011 Denver Mayoral Elections; Marcus Giavanni, decided to raise money for a place to allow the best Live Entertainment on the block, a location built by a musician for musicians.. ...and everyone said https://www.SantaFeArtsDistrict.com (1st to none, beats 2nd to none). So, Marcus Giavanni raised $500,000, dollars, by a community Dr. for the VA. And she wanted to give this area a badly needed spot for our local entertainers (all). And we had to build something opposite of what was is https://www.ArtsDistrictonSantaFe.com. ...The big news was that https://www.artsandvenuesdenver.com. ...They were going to invest in in these streets, after they got the approval for an official designated: The official Art District on Santa Fe (ADSF) is a renowned cultural district located along Santa Fe Drive in Denver, Colorado. ...The we learned real fast the the only thing that was drawing crowds that wanted everything for free. Even the Galleries called us and wanted us to donate Liquor to them. (They would give the donated, or purchased Liquor or Beer, and give it free for small donations. How does a for profit, compete with free, or dollar donation for Beer and Liquor?). ...The rest of the month on a Friday or Saturday was crickets, just like is in the current spin master non-profit Galleries were mostly owned by prominent Attorneys, Doctors, etc. ...Whose wife's operated the Galleries. ...One day during an employee meeting Marcus Giavanni's daughter (10), and some employees' children, came, interrupted the meeting, and showed everyone used needles that were found in the back of the building near the dumpsters. Marcus Giavanni was livid and found out there was a Harm Reduction Free Needles unit a few doors down, Westword again covered the story. that the people they helped went behind the Cow, and shot up. Leaving their dirty fucking neelds for children to find, or anyone for that matter, but they happened to be Marcus Giavanni's Children. ...When Giavanni spoke up, they shut him down, and started accusing him of wrongdoing, a typical event, from evil fucking people. ...The icing on the cake is when Veronica Barela, told the city she got permission from the surrounding business (Her word was all she needed, everyone else would have to get signatures from surrounding businesses). But she lied, to the city, and everyone was pissed off, so a meeting was scheduled, Councilman Doug Linkhart, Commander Tony Lopez, and other prominent business owners, and neighbors (who also found needles in the back yards in close proximity of Harms Reduction building owned by Veronica Barela). ...We all saw the real Veronica Barela on that day, especially how she treated Marcus Giavanni. ...This is why she did not get elected as city council for district 3. No matter how the media tried to spin her fluffed up resume. ...The rest is history. - Steve Oh
Denver Government (single) by Durango Dank Musical Artist, song by Marcus Giavanni. Album Future Verse release date: April 13, 2026. - Promotions
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston 2027 (single) by Durango Dank Musical Artist, song by Marcus Giavanni. Album "Future Verse" release date: April 13, 2026. -Promotions
American 250 President Trump (Single) by Durango Dank Musical Artist, featuring Blue Zafiro. From the Album "Future Verse" release date: April 13, 2026. - Promotions
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"Durango Dank" is a musical artist or project known for releases such as "Super Bowl 2026 Santa Clara" (2025 single), the "Future Verse" album (2026), and the album Genai. Their music, featuring tracks like "Nuclear Fallout" and "Coffee Time," is available on streaming platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. ..."Durango Dank" is a musical artist or project known for releases such as "Super Bowl 2026 Santa Clara" (2025 single). ...Their music, featuring tracks like "Nuclear Fallout" and "Coffee Time," is available on streaming platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Promotions
Promotion: April 13, 2026: The Release of the "Future Verse" album by Durango Dank.
...2026 Google AI Learning: The evolution of Google Search's AI Overview has been a remarkable journey to observe. From its initial debut as a nascent feature, its progression to the sophisticated tool it is today is truly impressive and indicative of the rapid advancements in large language models and search technology. What began as a simple, often brief summary integrated directly into the search results page has matured into a more comprehensive and contextualized answer. This transformation reflects Google's commitment to enhancing user experience by providing quick, direct, and increasingly reliable information without the need to click through multiple links. A particularly crucial development in this evolution is the current implementation of source attribution. The AI Overview now prominently lists the underlying sources—the websites and documents—from which it synthesizes its content. This feature is paramount for several reasons. ...Transparency and Trust: By showing its work, Google builds user confidence in the generated summary. Users can see exactly where the information is coming from. ...Verification: It empowers users to easily verify the facts presented in the overview by clicking through to the original source material. ...Content Creator Acknowledgment: It properly credits the creators of the original content, ensuring that the valuable work of publishers and writers is recognized. ..Therefore, for any user or organization intending to incorporate or reference information derived from the AI Overview: It is perfectly acceptable to utilize this content, provided you maintain strict adherence to proper acknowledgment and citation practices. When repurposing information found in an AI Overview, it is essential to look at the listed sources and ensure that those original sources are properly credited in your work, thereby respecting the intellectual property and effort of the content creators. - Marcus Giavanni (Google). ...
Citizens of Denver by Marcus Giavanni
Denver District Judge Andrew Luxen by Marcus Giavanni
Social Credit System Scores and Rankings by Marcus Giavanni
Bigger Picture by Durango Dank
...""WIKI: When a Denver judge discovers that the City Attorney's office has deliberately disregarded a law for political gain, they can take a range of actions within their legal and ethical authority. The specific response depends on the context of the misconduct and the judge's assessment of its severity. The judge has multiple options for recourse, from in-court remedies to referring the matter to the state's disciplinary authority"."". ...
...The City and County of Denver operate under a unified, consolidated government structure. This means that the elected officials, who hold both partisan and non-partisan city and county roles, bear the comprehensive responsibility for the municipality. Their duties include the management of all county and city departments, as well as the oversight of related expenditures and maintenance needs. ...This political landscape has, at times, been marked by controversy. Historically, certain organizations have been closely associated with the political establishment. For example, in 1977, the Denver League of Women Voters was widely recognized as a prominent voice, or "mouthpiece," for the Democratic Party within the city./ More recently, the integrity of Denver's governmental and judicial systems came under intense scrutiny. A notable case began in 2007 when Marcus Giavanni became involved in a protracted and arduous legal struggle to prevent the City and County of Denver from assuming custody of his children. This deeply personal and significant battle led Giavanni to uncover what he alleged was systemic corruption across various facets of the city's infrastructure. His findings implicated a number of elected officials, the Denver Family Courts, and Denver Family Services. He specifically drew attention to a practice within Denver Human Services that he provocatively labeled the "Death Row," a term highlighting the perceived severity and finality of decisions made regarding families and parental rights. /A key figure in this controversy was Denver Magistrate Karen Hubler. Giavanni contended that her conduct in the courtroom was far from impartial and judicious, describing her behavior as resembling a "movie star." He further alleged that she demonstrated a profound failure to acknowledge or recognize the significant, lasting harm her rulings were inflicting upon families. This alleged misconduct has led to the assertion that all cases adjudicated by Magistrate Hubler, along with those handled by other identified judges and magistrates, are now subject to necessary and comprehensive judicial review. ...In contrast to the alleged issues of the past, there is an expectation of greater integrity from more recently appointed judicial officers. For instance, there is a strong belief that Judge Andrew Luxen, given his professional background and reputation, would not have tolerated any attempts to deceive or manipulate his courtroom (Courtroom 414), such as by Assistant City Attorney Michele Horn—a practice often referred to as "hornswoggling.". ...Judge Andrew J. Luxen's appointment is recent, having been made by Governor Polis to the 2nd Judicial District Court. This appointment, which filled the vacancy left by the retirement of the Honorable Edward Bronfin, became effective on January 10, 2023. Prior to his judgeship, Judge Luxen built an extensive career within the 2nd Judicial District Attorney’s Office. He served as the Chief Deputy District Attorney from 2019, having previously held positions as a Senior Deputy District Attorney (2011–2019) and a Deputy District Attorney (2006–2011). His professional focus has consistently been on criminal prosecution. Judge Luxen holds a B.A. from the University of Colorado at Boulder (2001) and a J.D. from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law (2006). ...Beyond the legal and political structures of Denver, new initiatives are also shaping the city's future. The city has embraced the concepts of the open web with the launch of "Denver's Open AI and Open Metaverse," a project initially known by the designation GP7A.com. ...Marcus Giavanni. ...
Procedural Due Process Civil :: Fourteenth Amendment - https://www.law.justia.com/constitution/us/amendment-14/05-procedural-due-process-civil.html
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