Nov 16, 2018
We gave Jared Polis the benefit of the doubt he would have some sort of clue how to govern Colorado if he were actually elected governor. It’s quickly becoming apparent we gave him too much credit. In interview after interview, the governor-elect is still sketchy...
Nov 15, 2018
It didn’t take long for U.S. Rep. Ed Pelmutter to backpedal on his opposition to Nancy Pelosi for House speaker. The once leader of the rebellion (as of Tuesday night) told the Associated Press on Wednesday that making other changes in party leadership other than...
Nov 15, 2018
Earlier this week, Amazon announced that it had selected Washington, D.C. and New York, N.Y. as co-second headquarters. The question we have to ask is whether Denver really ever had a chance. While proposals were confidential, the cities competing for the new...
Nov 15, 2018
Fractivists took five-miute break after the election and now they’re gearing up for another Proposition 112 in 2020. Unless, of course, the new governor and Democratic legislature give them what they want — a mob-style beatdown of the energy folks to break legs and...
Nov 14, 2018
Democratic Rep. Ed Perlmutter just cannot win these days. He takes a stand against Nancy Pelosi’s bid for Speaker of the House, we assume to position himself for a U.S. Senate run, to show that he’s an independent thinker here. Instead of the accolades we...
Nov 14, 2018
Poor Diana DeGette, we can’t get enough of her sad, yet determined bid for the U.S. House whip race. It’s doomed, we’re told by everyone, but bless her heart for throwing everything she has at the race, including, uhm, candy. As Congress reconvenes today, I’m...
