Aug 19, 2013
During Governor Hickenlooper’s monthly interview with 850KOA’s Mike Rosen last week, Hick made an interesting observation. When discussing the rising tide of rural anger over his party’s “most liberal ever” legislative session,...
Aug 18, 2013
There has been a quiet controversy roiling the CU Board of Regents, with a Democrat now twice elected the board’s Chair, despite being a majority-Republican body. Republican Regents Sue Sharkey and Jim Geddes both abstained from the Chair vote, effectively...
Aug 17, 2013
A recent Colorado Open Records Act (CORA) request asking for communications between the folks who filed an ethics complaint about Democratic Governor John Hickenlooper’s use of a state-owned plane to transport top donors and the Secretary of State’s office...
Aug 16, 2013
Senate President John Morse loves to talk about his time as a cop in Colorado Springs, but it appears his colleagues aren’t so fond of the State Senator. This week, the Colorado Springs Police Protective Association (CSPPA) held a press conference and slammed...
Aug 16, 2013
The campaign to raise income taxes by a billion dollars a year hit a major snag on their path to the ballot today, with Secretary of State Scott Gessler announcing his office’s review of a random sample of tax hike petition signatures did not meet the threshold...
