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Salazar picked as Mexico ambassador. Is he Biden’s last hope?
President Biden has nominated Colorado’s Ken Salazar to serve as ambassador to Mexico to clean up the Democrat's mess and repair the relationship Biden wrecked with Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. Quick bio reminder, Salazar was elected to serve...
Aurora teacher pledges to teach critical race theory, like it or not
"Virtually all school districts insist they are not teaching critical race theory," NBC News reports. That comes as news to the residents of Aurora, considering high school teacher Bryan Lindstrom made it pretty clear this week he's doing everything he can to keep...
Ethics Committee dismisses bogus complaint filed against Boebert
The House Ethics Committee voted against convening an investigative panel and won’t even bother reviewing a Democrat complaint against U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert claiming Trump the Coloradan instigated and aided in the Jan. 6 Capitol protest. Here’s the letter from the...
Power junkie Polis won’t just end emergency powers, he wants to phase it out
Mayors and governors across the U.S. are going cold turkey on the authoritarian control they’ve held for nearly 15 months and simply ending their pandemic-era emergency orders. But not Gov. Polis. Polis has become a full blown power junkie with a tight grip on his...
Democrats copycat Cory Gardner’s bill to aid Colorado forests
Have you heard about the SHRED Act that would return some of the money generated by federal fees in ski areas back to the local forest area? Of course you have. The legislation was originally introduced by former U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner and backed by former Congressman...
Challengers emerge to run against Gov. Polis in next year’s election
Potential Republican challengers to Gov. Polis are beginning to make themselves known to voters and we couldn’t be happier to get this primary party started. Colorado Politics reports CU Regent Heidi Ganahl is preparing to run with an announcement expected next month....
Did Denver schools purposefully intimidate students at the board meeting protest?
Is Denver Public Schools guilty of deliberately trying to scare away student protestors and potential victims of school board member Tay Anderson who has been accused of sexually harassing or molesting dozens of minors? Or are they really so ignorant and insensitive...
Heidi Ganahl reacts to surging inflation: ‘I feel for the young people’
CU Regent Heidi Ganahl reacted to a new federal report showing inflation surging at over 5% in May. Ganahl said she empathized with young people facing soaring housing costs and gas prices, many of whom have never seen the real impact of inflation in their lifetimes....
#THANKYOUNORTHFACE: Energy industry trolls North Face with billboards, website
CEO of Liberty Oil Field Services Chris Wright is leading an effort to thank North Face for being a true partner of oil and gas. PeakNation™ will recall this fight originated with North Face denying an order of branded apparel last year from the oil services...
Here’s all the new taxes Coloradans got stuck with this legislative session
The Democrat-controlled legislature has adjourned and Coloradans can finally release the white-knuckle grip on their wallets to take stock of what’s left of their hard-earned money. The state collected $34 billion from us taxpayers over the last year to pay themselves...









