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Democrat efforts to legalize deadly drugs at sanctioned street corner injection centers thankfully failed yet again in the state legislature. If the three strikes rule was in play, this idea would be out. But as Brittany Pettersen predicted back in 2019 the first time her effort was flushed down t
Less than a month on the job and rookie state Rep. Tim Hernández is being condemned by lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle for whitewashing atrocities carried out by Hamas in Israel as a human rights issue. The Palestinian government’s weekend terrorist attack served as a declaration of
A House representative accused a female Colorado Politics reporter of being a "gossip and mean girl" in reaction to a story that explores what Democrats' dominance in the November elections
Colorado Supreme Court Ends Epic Political Battle, Calls Democrats’ Use of Computers to Speed-Read Bills a ‘Cacophony’ That Doesn’t Pass Legal Muster Elura Nanos © Provided by Law & Crime The Colorado Supreme Court ruled 4-3 against State Senate Democrats on Monday in a case over whether computers could be legally used to speed-read bills on the Senate floor. The case came about as a direct result of political gamesmanship between legislative Republicans and Democrats. You see, the Colorado state constitution provides that all bills be read aloud in their entirety. K...
The case came about as a direct result of political gamesmanship between legislative Republicans and Democrats. You see, the Colorado state constitution provides that all bills be read aloud in their entirety. Knowing this, Republicans rewrote 2,000 pages of oil and gas regulations, then asked that they all be read at length.