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And You Thought Colorado Couldn’t Have Nice Things Before?

As the Denver Post’s Saja Hindi reports, the forecast fiscal casualties for the state of Colorado as the General Assembly looks to un-pause the 2020 session later this month are piling up, with the massive revenue decline faced by the state putting the obligatory kibosh on a slew of Democratic policy priorities they began the […]

FACT CHECK: Prop CC Ballot Measure Would Not Take Away Tax Exemption For Seniors and Veterans

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) Opponents of Proposition CC are saying the ballot measure would “take away” a property tax exemption for seniors and veterans when, in fact, it would not. Prop CC allows Colorado’s state government to keep already-collected taxes that otherwise would have been refunded under TABOR–and to spend the money on schools and […]

Get More Smarter on Wednesday (January 18)

Your job ends on Friday and you have to move out of your house; kind of a weird way to end eight years as President. It’s time to Get More Smarter with Colorado Pols. If you think we missed something important, please include the link in the comments below (here’s a good example). If you are more of […]

Will Fracking cause the ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE?

Probably not, but few any longer dispute that some activity related to fracking can induce earthquakes, despite years of industry pressure to deny the link.  But this is not about Frackquakes either.  Not really. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management did try to lease the dam at the Paonia Reservoir once, and that gets closer to today’s […]

Why Federal Policy Matters to Rural America

On Tuesday of this week I had the opportunity to testify at the Regional Field Hearing on the EPA's proposed Clean Power Plan.  Here is the text of my testimony: Thank you for this opportunity to testify today.  My name is Michael Bowman and I am a fifth-generation Coloradan.  I am testifying today in support […]

Holcomb, Holly, H20 and the Upstream Challenges of the Lower Arkansas

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) It's impossible to miss the irony: Lamar, the host community of Colorado's first commercial wind farm. A wind turbine blade exhibited proudly on Main Street, a testament to the coming 'New Energy Economy'.  Colorado Green represented all that was good about an economy in the midst of an energy transition. A […]

The Pen, The Post Office and the Two Americas

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) The Pen, The Post Office and and Two Americas – a simple headline, and a case for our President and our Senate Majority to do something simple themselves: a call to turn back the rhetoric of a "failed US Postal Service", empower rural communities, narrow the inequality gap amongst rural residents, […]

The Case for the LincolnXL Pipeline

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) When I think of Abraham Lincoln, my first thought is emancipation:  the process of setting one free from legal, social, or political restrictions. In his day it meant ending the scourge of human enslavement.  And although Lincoln's primary challenge during his Presidency was preserving the Union, it's not often someone also […]

The Top Ten: Damning Evidence in the Colorado PERA Retiree Lawsuit, Justus v. State.

Here's a synopsis of the "Top Ten" for the casual reader: (1) Colorado governments face no fiscal "crisis" that would warrant the breach of their pension contracts.  They spend a mere two percent of revenues on public pensions. (2) The Colorado General Assembly has not paid its full pension bill for a decade.  It comes […]

The Silly State of Dumphuckistan

(A worthy read once past the title – promoted by Colorado Pols) I promised myself yesterday when I first received a call from a Republican friend who called to say, "OK, this was 'the straw" – the one that broke the camels back – that I wasn't going to divert any of my weekend time […]

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