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Colorado leaders gather at Denver synagogue to support Israel - Vimarsana News

Colorado leaders gather at Denver synagogue to support Israel

Over 2,000 people gathered at Temple Emanuel in Denver on Monday night to mourn the deaths of Israeli civilians over the weekend during a deadly attack by a militant group.

Some Colorado Democrats are divided, But Republicans stand with Israel - Vimarsana News

Some Colorado Democrats are divided, But Republicans stand with Israel

Colorado Democrats are divided over the war in Israel with congressional members and state Jewish leaders defending the Holy Land while socialist state legislators rallied for Palestine and its radical militant group Hamas. The newest member of the State House and a radical in his own right, Rep. T

Colo Dems snub representative democracy for party activists to decide vacancies - Vimarsana News

Colo Dems snub representative democracy for party activists to decide vacancies

More than a quarter of the state legislature are lawmakers who were appointed by a party vacancy committee rather than the voters in their district whom they are supposed to represent. The Colorado Sun first wrote about the trend in January and the Denver Post picked up on it this week with the app

Colorado legislature relies on vacancy committees, but are they fair? - Vimarsana News

Colorado legislature relies on vacancy committees, but are they fair?

Nearly a quarter of Colorado's state representatives and senators at one time were appointed to fill vacancies by small committees — a practice that has critics and sets the state apart.

Colorado lawmakers often win seats with dozens of votes. Would a different process to fill vacancies be fairer? - Vimarsana News

Colorado lawmakers often win seats with dozens of votes. Would a different process to fill vacancies be fairer?

Nearly a quarter of sitting Colorado state representatives and senators at one time were appointed to fill vacancies by small committees — a practice that critics say raises questions of fairness, representation and transparency.