Aug 25, 2016
Campaign finance bullies have plagued Colorado politics for years. The scheme goes like this: sue an opposing candidate, c4, 527 or issue committee, alleging various violations of Colorado’s campaign finance laws. Then watch as their time and money are sucked into...
Aug 25, 2016
Today, the Denver Post came out hard against Hillary Clinton’s influence peddling and asked “legitimate questions about her judgment” while Secretary of State. An AP report on the official meetings that Clinton took while leading the State...
Aug 25, 2016
Yesterday, the Secretary of State certified that two ballot initiatives, 98 and 140, will appear on the November ballot. Initiative 98 allows unaffiliated voters to participate in primary elections without having to be a member of a certain party. This measure would...
Aug 25, 2016
Union labor flunkies who were busted for paying their signature minions less than the $12 minimum wage max they are demanding Coloradans vote into law are scrambling to cover their faux pas. They are claiming that a “clerical error” was to blame in the report they...
Aug 24, 2016
The FBI might be done with their investigation of Hillary and whether classified information passed through her private email server that was operated by a Denver company (it did), but Congress is not. Platte River Networks was subpoenaed Tuesday by a congressional...
Aug 24, 2016
In case you missed it, the proposed cigarette tax made the ballot earlier this week. The proposed tax would increase a tax on cigarettes, but not e-cigarettes or marijuana, by approximately $315 million per year, or from 89 cents per pack of cigarettes to $2.59 per...
