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January 4, 2024
Chad Clifford was selected by a Democratic vacancy committee Wednesday night to represent Greenwood Village and nearby Arapahoe County in the Colorado House this year, replacing a first-term legislator who resigned late last year.
January 4, 2024
Looks like Colorado House Speaker Julie McCluskie is about to get the McCarthy treatment as support builds for a โno confidenceโ vote on her leadership of the Democrat-controlled body now burdened with vitriolic infighting. It was all fun and games in the media when the GOP-led U.S. House of Repres
December 23, 2023
On Nov. 23, during a debate on legislation that dealt with a federal summertime lunch program, a Denver Democrat joined pro-Palestinian protesters in the House gallery, shutting down the chambers
December 19, 2023
Democratic state House Rep. Said Sharbini is the second freshman House Democrat to resign this month.
December 19, 2023
Democrats are subverting Democracy yet again with another state lawmaker quitting before the end of their term so that party insiders instead of district voters can select the successor. For those keeping score, the sudden retirement of Democrat state Rep. Said Sharbini of Brighton means that 27 of
December 19, 2023
State Rep. Said Sharbini, a Brighton Democrat, is resigning just a year into his term in the Colorado House, he said Monday -- making him the second freshman lawmaker to quit this month.
December 19, 2023
State Rep. Said Sharbini, a Brighton Democrat, is resigning just a year into his term, he said Monday -- making him the second freshman lawmaker to quit this month.
December 15, 2023
Are there any islands of civility in Colorado’s boiling, rancorous political sea?
December 14, 2023
Some decisions are never too late, and others are damage done that should be undone. Rep. Ruby Dickson of Arapahoe County, mostly Centennial, is now a one-session legislator. She is
December 12, 2023
State legislative leaders on both sides of the political aisle are acknowledging the rising tide of destructive discourse under the Capitol dome, which most recently reared its ugly head in the form of so-called pro-Palestinian protests by the leftโs socialist members. A bipartisan powwow hosted by