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FRACKING FIGHT: Colorado Joins Wyoming Lawsuit Against Feds

Colorado has joined a lawsuit challenging the new Obama administration rules on fracking, arguing correctly that states, not the feds, have regulatory power over the energy development process. Colorado Attorney General Cynthia Coffman on Friday signed onto the...

PUBLIC TEMPER TANTRUM: Polis Introduces Legislation to Silence Colleague

Last summer, Colorado was aghast at the way U.S. Rep. Jared Polis, who was upset about fracking near his vacation home, unilaterally threw down cash to hold Colorado's economy hostage through a threatened ballot initiative to ban fracking.  Back then, we called him an...

DRIVING MR. MICHAEL: Bennet Spends Thousands on Chauffeur

Sen. Bennet is just like us!  Just kidding, he's not at all like us and his first quarter campaign finance filings are proof positive.  A kind reader pointed out that Bennet, in the first quarter alone, has spent nearly $4,000 on chauffeur services from Carey...

WEEKEND READ: LG Garcia Makes Cameo in Dana Perino’s New Book

We haven’t had a chance to pick up Dana Perino’s new book yet, but getting a copy is on the top item of our weekend to-do list. All week, readers have been emailing us about a juicy nugget in the book that involves the author being insulted by our very own Lt. Gov....

MAKE IT MATTER: Bipartisan Support for a Colorado Presidential Primary

Stop the presses! Democrats and Republicans in Colorado actually agree on something: the caucus system isn’t fun when it comes to selecting presidential nominees. A presidential primary would be more fun and would involve more people. The caucus system is complicated,...

LYNCH CONFIRMED: Colorado Splits on Attorney General Vote

Loretta Lynch was confirmed today as the new attorney general to replace Eric Holder by a Senate vote of 56 to 43 – that means 10 Republicans crossed party lines to support President Obama’s nominee. U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner was not one of them. Gardner voted against...