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Republicans and Democrats alike seem to have convinced themselves that this November’s midterm elections will be a referendum on President Joe Biden for his abysmal handling of the economy. That’s why Republicans have spent so much time talking about skyrocketing inflation rates and prices and Democrats have spent as much time trying not to talk about these issues at all. And while it is certainly true that voters care a lot about the things that affect their wallets directly, it would be fo...

None of the proposals that were sketched out Friday came with a price tag showing how much a Republican House would change spending.

As minority leader making the case for his party, McCarthy must model how to recruit descendants of U.S. slaves back into the Republican Party.

Way to go on restoration of historic Stranges Grocery

Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks spent more than $63,000 from her office budget on radio advertising in August and early September.

GOP leaders are collectively urging candidates to show voters that the GOP will require employers to exclude illegal migrants from jobs.

The primary results pulled the GOP ticket back from a brink.

The primary results pulled the GOP ticket back from a brink.

Sen. Larry Liston, R-Senate District 10, and Rep. Terri Carver, R-House District 20, both in El Paso County, introduced Senate Bill 22-093, which would ease the impact of rising property

There is a lot of talk this legislative session at the State Capitol about making Colorado a more affordable place to live, work, and raise a family. I am committed