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995 JOBS LEFT: Obama’s Legacy in Colorado

A “Closed for Business” sign now hangs over the New Horizon coal mine, which leaves only seven coal mines operating in the state employing 995 people. If the Denver Post is correct: That’s down from 2,118 jobs in 2003. Colorado mines produced 12.8 million tons of coal...

SPIN OUT OF CONTROL? Enviros Want to Help Gas Biz Make Millions 

For those wondering why a group called the Hispanic Access Foundation in Washington, D.C. is funding a media campaign against U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner for his vote last month to repeal the Obama-era methane rule, the answer appears to be that George Soros told them to....

WELCOME, TASK FORCE: Interior Department Looks to Scrap Grouse Plan!

It’s being described as a controversial plan, an abandonment of science, and a plan that could destroy the world. Okay, the last one is ours. This terrible, no good, very bad plan is a task force. And the forbidden thing they will study is the sage grouse protection...

PERLMUTTER’S PRIORITIES: At Least on the Campaign Trail

U.S. Rep. Ed Perlmutter is on the gubernatorial campaign trail, talking to local newspapers and presumably voters as to his qualifications to lead this state. Here’s one we had completely forgot about, since he doesn’t talk about it much, and doesn’t appear to do...

WHERE’S BENNET? Rifle Native Advances to Senate Vote for Interior Post

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...