"Libertarian Avenger"

My name is James Brooks Wiley, most People call me Jim or Red, and on twitter n/k/a X I’m known as the former anon @redddevil89 in 2022-2023, @james4peace_ 2023-2025, and nows @libertysosco

I attended CU Boulder for 3 years studying computer science and biology and was politically active with caucusing for Ron Paul as well as with my local occupy movement where I joined the anonymous collective. After moving back to Pueblo to care for my elderly grandparents, I graduated in 2017 with a Management and Marketing Degree and an MBA from CSU-Pueblo.  

In 2016 I made the strategic move in the Colorado presidential caucus to be registered as a democrat and advocate for Bernie Sanders who both wasn’t Hillary Clinton and was also unlikely to be successful in a general election, a poison pill in effect. Here I learned how the corruption of the uniparty made victims not of not only of the Libertarian party underdog but also of the most principled candidates even within their own camps. I then immediately returned home to the Libertarian Party as I did in 2012 after I caucused for Ron Paul.

I was just starting my company when the pandemic was announced and lockdowns began to be enforced. Out of a desire to be an essential worker and be permitted outside of the house, I began working at a medical rehab facility as a contractor caring for dementia patients. I was in this role for 3 months before my facility began to admit COVID patients and I was placed under a gag order by my superiors. Accordingly, I resigned and turned to political, civil, and human rights activism to express my outrage over our rapid devolvement into a tyrannical society.  

The crimes committed in the 2020 election became my next focus as I took on the Dominion Class Action lawsuit as project manager and later became the Director of Save Our Suffrage, the sponsoring non-profit organized for that purpose. We represented registered voters across the country in federal court who had been damaged and are being damaged by ongoing civil rights violations and racketeering committed but Dominion Voting Systems Inc., Facebook n/k/a Meta, the Center for Tech and Civic Life (CTCL), Mark Zuckerberg, Priscilla Chan, Brian Kemp personally, Brad Raffenspurger personally, Gretchen Whitmer personally, Joslyn Benson personally, Tom Wolf personally, and Kathy Boockvar personally. While our legal team has been persecuted by the media, by the courts, and by regulatory agencies, we have persisted and continue to fight for just elections. Next Tuesday, September 26th, 2023 our second appeal will be considered at the conference by the Supreme Court of the United States.  

On February 23rd, 2023 cartel investigator Jacquline Breger gave testimony at the Arizona Senate hearing on not only the money laundering and bribery of government officials taking place in Arizona but also election fraud and ballot trafficking activities of these international criminal organizations. Soon afterwards we joined Ms. Breger and the lead investigative attorney John Thaler in his work to stop the cartel’s war crimes against our country and its human victims. In partnership with them, we organized Project Thaler as an anti-child trafficking charitable organization to advocate for victims and their families and to exact vengeance on the government-partnered criminal cartels that are responsible. While no longer director I still support this work whole heartedly worked there as the director since March of this year. On September 19th, we released the investigative report titled Report to the Governor.

In 2024, I ran as the Libertarian candidate for Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District under the banner james4peace, challenging the uniparty’s endless war machine and advocating for a complete defunding of foreign conflicts. My campaign was built around the conviction that true peace requires sovereignty at home and non-intervention abroad. To amplify this message, I organized the March4Peace protests—grassroots demonstrations across the district that brought together veterans, families, libertarians, and concerned citizens to demand an immediate end to overseas entanglements and a redirection of resources toward American communities. These marches highlighted the human cost of perpetual war and called for fiscal responsibility, individual liberty, and a foreign policy rooted in restraint. Though the congressional race did not secure victory, it forged lasting alliances and sharpened my focus on protecting liberty at the state level—lessons I now carry into my Republican candidacy for Secretary of State, where securing elections and records is the foundation for any lasting peace.

As Executive Director of the Libertarian Party of Colorado (LPCO) in 2024 and 2025, I spearheaded innovative coalition-building efforts that forged historic alliances with Republicans, preventing vote-splitting and advancing liberty principles on a broader stage. Through the groundbreaking Liberty Pledge—a binding commitment to reducing taxes, protecting civil liberties, and limiting government overreach—we negotiated strategic withdrawals of Libertarian candidates in key races, clearing paths for pro-liberty Republicans while holding them accountable. This directly contributed to victories like U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans in Colorado's 8th District, where Libertarian Eric Joss withdrew and endorsed Evans after he signed a modified pledge. These coalitions helped flip seats and break the Democratic supermajority in the legislature, proving that targeted collaboration amplifies freedom far more than isolation. My leadership focused on sustainable growth, joint efforts, and outcomes that regenerated cross-partisan support for individual sovereignty—lessons I now apply as a Republican infiltrating the GOP to secure elections and records.