Polis should pardon Tina Peters for 70 Billion from Trump DEAL!
Dec 12th
Jann Scott: Alright, Colorado, wake up! Governor Polis, yeah, Tina Peters is guilty as sin—tampered with elections, broke the law, the whole shebang. But here’s the raw deal: Trump’s breathing down our necks. If you don’t pardon her, he’ll hammer Colorado—tariffs, federal cuts, you name it. So, smarten up! Cut a multi-billion dollar handshake with The Donald. Infrastructure bonanza, jobs galore—take the money, man! Sure, Trump and Peters are both crooks, but Colorado’s broke and needs that cash infusion. Polis, be the hero: Pardon, deal, prosper! Who’s with me?
Boulder look back on Jann Scott Live from 2001 on the day after 9 11 attack
Nov 14th
Two days after the bombing of the World Trade Centers in 2001 Jann and his guests talk about what just happened. Chandan Chaudary ( cast member) guest talks about not targeting all Muslims or brown skinned people .
Margarette Bohannan CU student researches Taliban, radical Islam and the attack. She appear keenly astute just two days in. Producer Alissa Barry comes on to talk about what happened. This is a classic Jann scott Live TV show that the Boulder city council banned because of their hatred of free speech in 2007… Public access TV was shut down and the first amendment was suspended in Boulder even though tax payers still pay for now channel 54. It remains a huge blight on the political landscape in Boulder. Jann Scott was the very last free speeches to ever talk on Public access television in Boulder. The city allows speech as long as it follows city guidelines which are radical leftist. Jann is not that since he questions both sides and has opinions. Not allowed in Boulder. However, this show is excellent because it takes you there September 13 2001.
Having a boyfriend is embarrassing say Gen Z liberal women
Nov 2nd
Here is the latest insanity from Gen Z liberal women. Having a boyfriend is embarrassing, According to Chante Joseph, who can’t get a boyfriend, she wrote in brattish Vouge ” women reclaiming and romanticizing their single life. “The Boyfriend Backlash: A Satirical Lament from Jann Scott By Jann Scott Oh, Vogue, you glossy harbinger of hemlines and heartbreak—how you’ve outdone yourself this time. Chanté Joseph’s latest screed, “Is Having a Boyfriend Embarrassing Now?”, dropped like a poorly timed thirst trap, and suddenly, every swipe-right survivor is clutching their pearls (or their solo brunch mimosas) in mock horror.
At 300 words of navel-gazing drivel, it’s less an article than a therapy session disguised as trend reporting. Joseph’s thesis? Boyfriends aren’t prizes anymore; they’re punchlines. Posting your man online? Cringe. Claiming partnership? Lame. Singlehood? The ultimate flex. Honey, if that’s progress, pass the popcorn—I’m here for the roast.
Picture this: Joseph, our intrepid cultural oracle, polls her gal pals (all suspiciously coupled-up, mind you) and uncovers the “scandal.” Women are cropping boyfriends out of pics like they’re exes in a revenge edit. Why?
Because men “embarrass you even 12 years in,” apparently. One source laments losing followers after a “hard-launch” post—gasp!—as if Instagram validation were the Nobel Prize for romance. Joseph nods sagely: We’ve escaped “Boyfriend Land,” that patriarchal purgatory where women’s worth hinged on wifey status. Now, love’s a guilty pleasure, akin to admitting you still own a DVD collection. TikTok erupts in stitches: #EmbarrassingBoyfriend trends, with memes of dudes as aura-sucking vampires. Men? Outraged, per TMZ—poor dears, reduced to footnotes in their own irrelevance.
But let’s dissect the stupidity. This isn’t empowerment; it’s performative misery. Joseph’s straddle-the-fence schtick—reap couple perks, but ghost the label—reeks of the very indecision she mocks. It’s not “reclaiming single life”; it’s FOMO wrapped in faux-feminism.
Remember when Vogue championed glamour? Now it’s peddling paranoia: Date at your peril, lest you seem “culturally loser-ish.” Newsflash, Chanté: Relationships aren’t embarrassing; hiding them is. The real lame flex? Writing 300 words to pathologize partnership while your interviewees whisper sweet nothings off-camera.
In a world of ghosting and gridlock, love’s the rebel act. Boyfriends aren’t passé; your hot take is. Single and savage? Fine. But shaming the coupled? That’s just bitter scroll envy. Vogue, next time, feature a man who remembers anniversaries. We’d all sleep better.
