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CHANGE: In The White House and In Our Pockets
Are major policy shifts coming to the White House that will affect our wallet? We certainly hope so, that’s what usually happens when a new administration takes over, and this time, for the better. The Denver Post says that liberals locals are fretting that a Trump...
EPA IN THE CROSSHAIRS? Trump is Making His Presence Known
The EPA wants us to believe they are turning over a new leaf when it comes to transparency, scheduling three public meetings this week to update Coloradans and New Mexico residents on their progress at the Superfund they established after they created the Gold King...
EVEN MATCH: Tancredo and Four Friends Take on 1,000 Melting Snowflakes in Ft. Collins
In some good-natured ribbing of Colorado State University students protesting Donald Trump's election, former Congressman Tom Tancredo and four kindred spirits showed up at the Ft. Collins Peace and Solidarity Rally, hosted by Rams Against Trump, on Saturday....
SUBPOENA SURRENDER: Is The Jig Up for Colorado Company
Now that the presidential election is over, what’s next for Hillary? Government and congressional investigations. That means Platte River Networks is still on the hook for pending subpoenas from the House Science and Technology Committee, which is also working the...
SLOW LOSER: Schwartz Was Slow to Concede
Was Gail Schwartz a sore loser in failing to conceded the election to U.S. Rep. Scott Tipton even as the incumbent held a strong lead throughout election night? Schwartz declined to face up to her loss until Wednesday, claiming to be holding out for the last absentee...
VETERANS DAY: Colorado Is Literally Home of the Brave
Fifteen years after 9/11, twenty-six years after the Iraqi army was driven out Kuwait, forty-one years after the fall of Saigon, sixty-five years after the Chosin Reservoir, and 74 years after the attack on Pearl Harbor, we turn the page on another Veterans Day. ...
LET IT DIE: No On Amendment 69, Again
Democratic State Sen. Irene Aguilar can’t figure out why we voted down Amendment 69 by 80 percent to 20 percent and rejected the creation of yet another government-run health care fiasco. She is already planning to revive the referendum that died shortly after it was...
NEW LEGISLATURE, NEW LEADERSHIP: After Elections, New Roles Emerge For State Lawmakers
Just two days after the election, both Republican and Democrat caucuses have selected their leadership teams for the upcoming legislature. Kevin Grantham, a Republican and six year veteran of the the State Senate, will enter his final two years in that chamber as...
MR. CHAIRMAN? Gardner Poised to Lead GOP Senatorial Committee
Our own U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner is being touted in Washington to become the new boss of keeping the Republican majority in the Senate. According to Politico, Gardner has been campaigning quietly behind the scenes and has enough votes to become the new chairman of the...
ALL ABOUT ADAMS: GOP Now Holds Both Senate Seats in Dem “Stronghold”
The Colorado Senate was one of the biggest battleground states and chambers of the cycle. Control of the Senate hinged on just a handful of Democrat leaning suburban districts. And given that it was a presidential year with inevitably higher turnout, the odds were...