Jan 31, 2019
In the storm of fake news coverage of the Covington Catholic High School students in Washington this month, a DougCo teacher felt the need to chime in on Twitter. Michelle Grissom joined the mob, calling the young men #HitlerYouth. Grissom teaches social studies to...
Jan 30, 2019
Gov. Jared Polis urged his Democratic-controlled legislature to hurry up and pass a spending bill for $227 million to pay for “free” kindergarten. Ironically, the spending call comes on the heels of Polis backpedaling on $250 million in payroll tax cuts, reductions he...
Jan 30, 2019
As the Denver press corps continues HickWatch 2020 (and, following his super-duper-believable meltdown on the Senate floor, BennetGlance 2020), we thought we’d hop over to the betting markets to see what the smart money thinks. Turns out, actual bettors...
Jan 30, 2019
The Washington, D.C. press corps, soothsayers of Democratic presidential politics, are just not excited about the possible candidacy of either Colorado pols circling the proverbial hat ring. The names of former Gov. John Hickenlooper and U.S. Michael Sen. Bennet are...
Jan 30, 2019
After all his talk and campaign promise of an income tax reduction, Gov. Polis abandoned his support this week for paycheck relief and refused to send anyone from his administration to testify on behalf of the cut. Not surprisingly, Democrats also declined to lend...
Jan 29, 2019
The Colorado political blogosphere erupted last week in response to Senator Bennet’s screaming rhetoric on the floor of the Senate. The response came from both sides of the aisle: Democrats excited about him actually showing signs of life, and Republicans pointing out...
