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Auon’tai “Tay” Anderson is back in the news and it’s not good, at least not for him. A Denver district court has ordered Anderson to pay the $60,000 legal fees that Black Lives Matter 5280 and activist Amy Brown racked up when Anderson sued them for defamation....

Republicans state lawmakers want to see Jena Griswold impeached for her "partisan political ideology" they say affects her ability to carry out the duties of Colorado’s secretary of state. There are mountains of evidence pointing to Griswold’s hyper-partisan...

It looks like state Rep. Tim Hernandez (SD-Hamas) is having a hard time getting on the ballot to run for the 4th District seat to which he was appointed last year by a party vacancy committee. Hernandez has hosted numerous signature gathering events to get his name on...

Colorado has finally come to its senses and is looking to introduce the Wolverines in the High County to kick all those commie socialist bastards out of the state! Alas, If only it were the Wolverines from the classic 1984 action film “Red Dawn,” in which a rag tag...

Donald Trump beat Joe Biden in total votes on Colorado’s Super Tuesday. If only they were running against each other on the same ballot. Trump won the state GOP primary with 517,884 votes while Biden carried 446,395 votes in the Democrat primary. That’s more than half...

Colorado Democrats should probably check in on Secretary of State Jena Griswold this Super Tuesday. She’s having a rough year this week after the Supreme Court spanking on Monday, and today she must count all those votes for Donald Trump. We expect it is sheer...

It’s not just the Reagan Republicans who are having trouble adjusting to the populist direction of Trump’s new GOP, but those who came to the fold most recently from the Tea Party movement. From Colorado’s U.S. Rep. Ken Buck to presidential candidate Nikki Haley, and...

Colorado doesn’t get to decide who residents can vote for president of these here United States, the U.S. Supreme Court determined in a sweeping, unanimous decision announced Monday. So go ahead Colorado, you be you and vote for whichever Republican candidate you...

A state Senate panel this week rejected two of Gov. Polis’s questionable nominees to lead the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission, but the activists could still get confirmed to the posts in the full Senate. It’s a small victory for outdoor recreationists, hunters,...

State Rep. Elisabeth Epps skipped the first 45 days of this year’s legislative session without explaining why except that she had an “extended health condition” and planned to watch floor sessions from home indefinitely. She was allowed to cast votes, but could not...