Congressman Ken Buck, a Republican from Weld County, says his office in Windsor will soon be forced to move after receiving an eviction notice. Buck, a longtime resident of Weld County, received an eviction notice from his Water Valley office space.

A spokesperson for Buck said the eviction notice was given as a result of Buck’s refusal to vote for Jim Jordan as Speaker of the House of Representatives.

Buck also told reporters he received death threats due to his voting against Jordan for the position which would put Jordan second in line for the presidency.

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    I suppose that’s a hazard when you rent your office space from fascists: if you later go against fascism even a little bit, they might take revenge on you.

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    Jefferies supporters won’t threaten your family’s lives… just sayin

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    The people in that article must be absolute freaks (derogatory). Who in the fuck protests at a Congressman’s district office over something that isn’t an actual policy issue? How is anyone passionate enough about the difference between Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan to make a whole sign and drive somewhere over it?

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    When someone says “deep state”, this is the kind of stuff I think of. And it has always leaned conservative.

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    My heart bleeds for him. Just another slime ball who whines whenever his privilege is challenged.

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      On one hand, I’m inclined to agree with you, but on the other hand, being a Republican in 2023 to begin with shows he makes obviously awful choices.

      Credit where credit is due, I guess, but only a tiny bit.

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    Considering the MAGA death threats, the witness protection program would be a better relocation choice, anyway. /$ Remember when Salman Rushdie was threatened for his book? And how bizarre it was that a religion would issue an edict of death? And here we are.

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    This is the best summary I could come up with:


    Congressman Ken Buck, a Republican from Weld County, says his office in Windsor will soon be forced to move after receiving an eviction notice.

    Buck, a longtime resident of Weld County, received an eviction notice from his Water Valley office space.

    More than a dozen people held signs outside of the office, located next to the Pelican Lakes Golf Course, calling on Buck to vote for Jordan.

    Those with The Water Valley Company did not immediately respond to requests for interview on the accusations made by Buck’s office.

    “Getting evicted from an office and getting death threats all because of a vote you make, if that is the kind of response that followers of Jim Jordan get, I don’t think he would be good in that position.”

    After the protest completed it was announced Jim Jordan would no longer seek the speaker position, leaving Republicans once again searching for their next leader.


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