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U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet is so desperate for an accomplishment to tout with Colorado voters for his reelection bid, that his office is hawking a far-fetched and loathsome plan by the VA to finish construction of the Aurora hospital. According to the AP, the sales...

The Independence Institute has filed a lawsuit against Connect for Health Colorado for refusing to turn over emails requested under Colorado’s open records law. The health exchange has been stonewalling Todd Shepherd, an Independence Institute reporter and editor of...

An anti-fracking professor has openly admitted that his studies on shale development are biased against the industry and used for advocacy with celebrities. Transparency, it does a scientific body good. Cornell University Professor Anthony Ingraffea, who has...

This week, the State House debated the state budget.  Last Friday, we posted Republican Senate President Bill Cadman's epic scolding of Democrats who complained about the budget (tip: it was Democrats' bills the budget funded). This week, the Republicans pointed out...

Colorado lawmakers are getting the jump on outrageous new EPA rules that would cost consumers thousands of dollars in their electricity bills while creating a power shortage that causes rolling blackouts. A state Senate panel voted Thursday to require extensive public...

In case people haven’t realized it by now, politics require finesse. Not every issue is black and white, and sometimes what’s popular isn’t always what’s best. That’s why we live in a Republic and not a true Democracy – we are ruled by elected representatives and not...

No good deed goes unpunished, the Aspen Skiing Company is learning. Despite having bent over backwards to work with liberal activists groups on climate change, wilderness management, even marriage equality, Skico finds itself in a very messy feud with the national...