Felix Herzog
@herzogf.bsky.social
Proudly married to my husband for nine wonderful years, I am a dedicated brother of IBEW LU 68 and a passionate advocate for labor and equal rights on IBEW job sites.
Nuremberg principle IV: Following orders is not a reasonable defense.
Nuremberg principle IV: Following orders is not a reasonable defense.
You are welcome. Just trying to make sure you are doing well. You are still new to the Union way of things and I want to make sure you don’t regret your choice in joining. Enjoy the weekend. If you are interested there is a brotherhood night get together Fridays at RINO Beer garden starts @4/5ish.
July 18, 2025 at 12:35 PM
You are welcome. Just trying to make sure you are doing well. You are still new to the Union way of things and I want to make sure you don’t regret your choice in joining. Enjoy the weekend. If you are interested there is a brotherhood night get together Fridays at RINO Beer garden starts @4/5ish.
Let’s cut the funds in the location that supported the cuts… so Colorados 3rd, 4th, and 5th congressional districts. Those and only those districts should be used to balance our shortfall. Problem solved. You don’t want public spending… fine no spending in your district. It’s quite simple really.
July 16, 2025 at 6:39 PM
Let’s cut the funds in the location that supported the cuts… so Colorados 3rd, 4th, and 5th congressional districts. Those and only those districts should be used to balance our shortfall. Problem solved. You don’t want public spending… fine no spending in your district. It’s quite simple really.
How about uniting people in solidarity rather than building stupid bridges to nowhere… if you wanted to unite things you shouldn’t have vetoed a labor bill that unites employees. If you want to sponsor arts perhaps spend the money renovating Santa Fe drive, a place we’re Denver Art thrives.
June 30, 2025 at 1:49 AM
How about uniting people in solidarity rather than building stupid bridges to nowhere… if you wanted to unite things you shouldn’t have vetoed a labor bill that unites employees. If you want to sponsor arts perhaps spend the money renovating Santa Fe drive, a place we’re Denver Art thrives.
It sounds like you are personally prioritizing a bridge to nowhere, $29 million pet project of waste destroying a historic park, in a city you refused to live in as governor… I recommend you kindly shut up and just leave office already. If you want to spend money on art, rebuild Santa Fe drive.
June 29, 2025 at 11:45 AM
It sounds like you are personally prioritizing a bridge to nowhere, $29 million pet project of waste destroying a historic park, in a city you refused to live in as governor… I recommend you kindly shut up and just leave office already. If you want to spend money on art, rebuild Santa Fe drive.
It sounds like you are personally prioritizing a bridge to nowhere, $29 million pet project of waste destroying a historic park, in a city you refused to live in as governor… I recommend you kindly shut up and just leave office already. If you want to spend money on art, rebuild Santa Fe drive.
June 29, 2025 at 11:44 AM
It sounds like you are personally prioritizing a bridge to nowhere, $29 million pet project of waste destroying a historic park, in a city you refused to live in as governor… I recommend you kindly shut up and just leave office already. If you want to spend money on art, rebuild Santa Fe drive.
It sounds like you are personally prioritizing a bridge to nowhere, $29 million pet project of waste destroying a historic park, in a city you refused to live in as governor… I recommend you kindly shut up and just leave office already. If you want to spend money on art, rebuild Santa Fe drive.
June 29, 2025 at 11:43 AM
It sounds like you are personally prioritizing a bridge to nowhere, $29 million pet project of waste destroying a historic park, in a city you refused to live in as governor… I recommend you kindly shut up and just leave office already. If you want to spend money on art, rebuild Santa Fe drive.
How dare you promote pride and Coloradan’s ability to celebrate their queer identities after vetoing a bill that would have allowed them to organize more effectively. You clearly never had to work a job where being your true self had consequences on your safety. Labor protects Queer rights at work.
June 7, 2025 at 11:16 AM
How dare you promote pride and Coloradan’s ability to celebrate their queer identities after vetoing a bill that would have allowed them to organize more effectively. You clearly never had to work a job where being your true self had consequences on your safety. Labor protects Queer rights at work.
Good news for business… nah all big business ever wanted was your destruction of the labor bill…. But then again what else should we have expected … of course the 5th richest governor worth over $400 million was going to side with the billionaire class. Never trust the rich, they only want power.
May 21, 2025 at 3:24 AM
Good news for business… nah all big business ever wanted was your destruction of the labor bill…. But then again what else should we have expected … of course the 5th richest governor worth over $400 million was going to side with the billionaire class. Never trust the rich, they only want power.
It is great that you appreciate our nurses...now how about you show that appreciation and democratize their abillity to organize. It is the medical staff on site that save our lives not the boardroom hedge funds that rule them. Yet we assign the power to dismiss their organizing efforts to the rich.
May 7, 2025 at 6:40 PM
It is great that you appreciate our nurses...now how about you show that appreciation and democratize their abillity to organize. It is the medical staff on site that save our lives not the boardroom hedge funds that rule them. Yet we assign the power to dismiss their organizing efforts to the rich.