Jan 16, 2019
Sarcastic congratulations are in order to liberal education blog Chalkbeat Colorado for being the first to report that Denver voters strongly support the city’s teachers going on strike if union demands aren’t met: “The telephone survey of 600...
Jan 16, 2019
The U.S. Census next year may exclude a question regarding citizenship when it collects the number of residents to determine congressional seats. A federal judge ruled against the question Tuesday, now the case is expected to go to the U.S. Supreme Court for a final...
Jan 16, 2019
Today, the title board, which is just an initial step for ballot initiatives, will weigh in on a proposal submitted by the Fiscal Policy Institute to repeal TABOR. In case you’ve been living under a rock or are immune to whining by Democrats, TABOR is the...
Jan 15, 2019
Today, Democrat State Rep. Emily Sirota’s bill to set individual campaign contribution limits to candidates for county level office flew through the Democrat-controlled State, Veterans, and Military Affairs Committee. The measure is wrapped in the age old battle cry...
Jan 15, 2019
The good news for John Hickenlooper is the Colorado Independent Ethics Commission has shortened the list of ethical complaints it will investigate. The bad news: There’s an actual list of potential law breaking by the former governor — secret gifts and favors that...
Jan 14, 2019
We reported earlier that non-essential government workers will still get paid for not working once the government reopens. It’s like a paid vacation, only their paycheck will be a little late — four days and counting. As it turns out, many park service employees — the...
