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DELEGATES ON CRUZ CONTROL: Cruz Sweeps Weekend Delegates, But What Does That Mean?
Over the weekend, Congressional Districts 1 and 6 held assemblies to nominate candidates to the ballot as well as elect delegates to the national convention. With the presidential election still up for grabs, these delegates could play a huge role in nominating the...
MOVE OVER CYCLISTS: Boulder County Town to Vote on Bike Ban
Some Boulder County voters are being forced to confront an issue so serious in nature, so heinous in magnitude, that it requires an actual election to determine how it should be handled — whether bicyclists should be forced to ride single file through town. Gasp,...
BURNING BOULDER: Why Polis Refuses to Back Bernie
U.S. Rep. Jared Polis has ignored the wishes of his Democratic constituency who are insisting that he feel the Bern, love the Bern, and support the Bern. And now we know why. Polis is part of an exclusive group of bundlers who are raising big bucks for Hillary...
DEADLINE: Petitions Are Due Today – Who’s In, Who’s Out
Today is the deadline for candidates planning to petition on the 2016 primary or general election ballot to turn in their required signatures. There are several races worth watching in which the candidates either opted to go straight petition route or did not make the...
SHOW US THE MONEY: EPA Refuses to Pay Animas River Claims
It’s been nine months since the EPA mucked up the Gold King Mine causing untold environmental contamination and millions of dollars in damages. Nine months since EPA Chief Gina McCarthy pledged to take responsibility and pay residents financial restitution. She done...
AUTHOR Q&A: Laura Carno Explains Why “Government Ruins Nearly Everything”
Laura Carno is a Republican activist in Colorado who has long fought for individual rights. She is a strong advocate for Second Amendment rights and was a key part of the 2013 recall effort that flipped the Colorado State Senate. Recently, she wrote a book called...
NOT ANYMORE! A Tree Grows in Boulder
Boulder is in mourning over a terrible loss to the community — four cottonwood trees given the death sentence by a judge who ruled that the timber was blocking a ditch and posed a flooding threat. “Once the trees are gone, they are gone forever,” said Patrick Hall,...
DELEGATES UNBOUND: Colorado State Delegates Jockey for Convention Power
Delegates to the State Assembly or any of the seven Congressional Assemblies are on fire marketing to would-be delegate voters for the chance to pick the Republican Party's next presidential candidate. Some are launching aggressive social media campaigns, some are...
SIGN HERE: Keyser Submits Petition Signatures
As the April 4th deadline for U.S. Senate candidates not going through the Assembly process to submit 10,500 signatures draws near, another candidate has submitted his signatures to get on the Republican primary ballot - Jon Keyser. Keyser is the second candidate...
POLITICAL TERRORISM: Thornton Activists Going After City Council Member Because of Her Day Job… As an Engineer
There is no denying that recalls have become trendy in Colorado. With both Democrats and Republicans using them to hold referendums on those whose policies are at odds with their own beliefs. We saw it in Pueblo and Colorado Springs with the gun recalls. And we saw it...
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