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The real scandal of Gov. Polis’s special session is that Democrat lawmakers brazenly ignored the will of the voters robbing TABOR refunds anyway in an income redistribution scheme that would make Karl Marx proud. The best part was when a Republicans called them out on...

Following a bitterly long hiatus, bipartisanship returned to the statehouse as Democrats stood with Republicans against Rep. Elisabeth Epps who was behaving badly against a Jewish member and disrupting the special session with her pro Palestine friends. If only...

Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold is feeling cute, might take Donald Trump off the GOP primary ballot if Democrats can find a court to do their bidding and overturn their failed attempt to kick the Republican out of the election. Just kidding, she looks...

Instead of cutting property taxes as allegedly tasked by Gov. Polis, Democrat lawmakers spent an additional $213 million during the first days of the special legislative session. When they weren’t redistributing your income, Democrats welcomed an insurrectionary horde...

The first day of the state’s special legislative session that was called by Gov. Polis to address wildly inflated property taxes was instead marked by Democrat efforts to block Republicans from doing exactly that. Turns out Democrats are more interested in getting...

Congress passed the stop-gap spending measure with bipartisan support to avoid a government shutdown and sent it to President Biden for his signature before the Thanksgiving holiday. This is the part where usually we mindlessly list how the Colorado delegation voted...

Elected officials can be so generous when it comes to spending our hard-earned money, especially when it ultimately benefits their own political future. Take Jared Polis please for example. The Colorado governor who would be president issued a statement this week...

Senate Republicans forced a vote for $14.3 billion in aid to Israel and to replenish U.S. weapons and munitions stocks already sent to the Jewish state but were blocked by Democrats and a veto threat from President Biden. Democrats voted to table the measure 51-48 on...

Colorado taxpayers are footing the $3 million bill to protect protestors who demonstrate on the Capitol grounds in Denver with the construction of concrete posts. Westword reports that events like the anti-Israel “cease fire” rally last week “inspired” the state...

The number one cause of death among Denver’s homeless population is not exposure to the elements but is overwhelmingly due to drug overdoses. Nearly 250 homeless persons have died in Denver so far this year, 161 from drug overdoses, and seven from environmental...