The speaker was sued after telling members of the Colorado legislature that they are not above the law.

What we found

Supports. A GiveSendGo page from the defendants' side says Ashe Epp was among the defendants sued in March 2022 by the NAACP, League of Women Voters and Mi Familia Vota over alleged voter intimidation.[1]

Context. The Colorado Newsline piece from 2022 mentions Ashe in America in the context of a county clerk's Telegram post, but does not address any lawsuit against him or any statement to legislators.[2]

Context. No source addresses the claimed 2021 statement to Colorado legislators that they are 'not above the law', nor shows that the lawsuit was prompted by that statement; the suit cited voter intimidation, which is a different basis.[1]

Sources

2 sources: 1 rated low, 1 not rated

1. 1Stop NGO Lawfaregivesendgo.com · rated low for factual reporting by Iffy.news · cited for: supports, context
2. 2Third county clerk in Colorado investigated for possible ...coloradonewsline.com · not rated · cited for: context

Where this claim was made

Said in 1 published post

• Badlands Media · Aug 11, 2026“So that I did do back in 2021. We go down to the legislature... and told them to their faces, 'You're not, you're not above the law.' ... And then again, I got sued.”Post →

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