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Democrat efforts to legalize deadly drugs at sanctioned street corner injection centers thankfully failed yet again in the state legislature. If the three strikes rule was in play, this idea would be out. But as Brittany Pettersen predicted back in 2019 the first time...

Coloradans are supposed to get $2 billion back in their wallets through Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR) tax refunds this year, but Democrat lawmakers have other plans to spend our rebates. Their wish list already exceeds $1.5 billion with programs that are guaranteed...

Wolves released by Gov. Polis are on a killing spree in the high country and have ranchers pleading for government officials to do their freaking job and put down the chronically depredating predators. They can’t get to it just yet, because bureaucrats are still...

After years of begging for more money and bitching when it was denied, Denver finally admits to finding $45 million in unnecessary spending on things like furniture that can instead fund their new base of voters from the borders. These “newcomers” can’t vote this...

Democrats are dumping nearly $6 million on the Western Slope in a desperate effort to win the 3rd District seat and claim power inside the House of Representatives where all federal spending originates. The best hope for keeping the sprawling district red with...

As more details emerge in reports that state Sen. Sonya Jaquez is a rotten boss, it’s a toss-up as who sounds thinner skinned and entitled — the politician, or some of the people’s she’s hired. PeakNation will recall the vague accusations against the Longmont Democrat...

Reenacting the death of one’s parents has to be the most cringe-worthy political ad in the history of Colorado politics. Losing both elderly parents in a short period of time is traumatic, no doubt. But to exploit such a tragedy like congressional candidate Trisha...

Democrats are celebrating the state’s new ban on residential occupancy rates as an end to traditional families and homelessness while opening the doors to hipster communal living. “I am thrilled to take this bold step today to cut red tape and get the government out...

The first quarter fundraising numbers are in for Colorado’s GOP candidates in the state’s highly competitive congressional races and reveals some surprising details. In the 5th District race to replace Doug Lamborn, the Republican primary is set between the state’s...

Community backlash has forced the Polis administration to rethink its plan to house sex offenders in one Northglenn transitional living facility near an elementary school, but other communities might not get so lucky. These transitional centers are what folks used to...