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The nomination of Rifle native David Bernhardt to be second in charge of the Interior Department received a bipartisan vote in committee Tuesday and will now advance to the full Senate for a confirmation vote. Bernhardt’s nomination passed on a 14-9 vote with Democrat...

Neil Westergaard, you are our hero. We're just sorry it took us this long to read this amazing piece by the publisher of the Denver Business Journal that admonishes the Denver City Council for trying to discourage Denverites from using cars. Here is a stinging portion...

Yesterday, an audit of state sponsored film subsidies caused a kerfuffle among Colorado's chattering class because (shocking!) the audit showed that the film subsidies wasted taxpayer dollars. While we have railed against the film subsidies for ages, we came up with a...

More politicians are committing to enforce the unenforceable Paris Agreement by pledging to use more clean energy they hope will reduce greenhouse gases across the planet. That’s not exactly abiding by the agreement, but the mayors who are making the fake pledge are...

Joey Bunch at Colorado Politics writes that he is losing his hair. We are desperately worried about him, because the headline suggested this had something to do with journalistic integrity, of which Joey has plenty. Insights: Colorado Politics’ success depends on your...

Ed Sealover at the Denver Business Journal today unveiled that the Colorado Film Commission, a black hole of taxpayer money, has misspent millions of taxpayer funds. We hate to say we told you so, but we told you so. From the DBJ: "Colorado’s film-incentive program...

Do we have a new Democratic candidate rehearsing their entrance into the gubernatorial race by following in the footsteps of our banjo-playing governor? Check out the surveillance camera: It appears the potential candidate is uncertain about their skills as a...

Democrat Attorney General hopefuls are piling onto Trump’s decision to ignore the Paris Agreement in the hopes of distinguishing themselves from the pack, but instead they all come off sounding like a pack of wild hyenas. Rep. Joe Salazar is “disgusted” and submits...

In a rare show of appreciation for Republican ideas, NPR has highlighted an idea that Republican Albuquerque Mayor Richard Berry piloted in his city to combat panhandling - asking the panhandlers to work for the city for money instead. Albuquerque's "There's a Better...