Colorado’s Republican governor nominee linked to controversial anti-sex-trafficking ministry
Summary
Victor Marx, the Republican nominee for Colorado governor, founded the All Things Possible ministry, which funds surveillance and law enforcement work focused on combatting sex trafficking. His ministry has been involved in controversial practices, including privately funding police salaries and equipment in Florida without public oversight.Key Facts
- Victor Marx is the Republican candidate for governor of Colorado and founder of the All Things Possible ministry (ATP).
- ATP focuses on rescuing victims of sex trafficking and has operated internationally and domestically since 2003.
- The ministry has funded surveillance equipment and salaries for law enforcement agencies outside Colorado, including in Florida.
- Marx’s campaign manager, Harry “Buddy” Jericho, is also involved in ATP and an intelligence company paid by the ministry.
- ATP organizes “Skull Games,” events gathering intelligence on trafficking victims and suspects to share with police.
- Private donations fund police work in Florida through ATP, raising questions about accountability and influence on law enforcement.
- Marx narrowly won the Republican primary despite controversial claims about his past and unusual campaign stories.
- ATP and Marx's campaign say they are separate organizations, though some leadership and funding overlap exists.
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