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Colorado Week in Review for September 5, 2021

Our deliberately oversimplified glance at what’s happening in Colorado. awesome + uniting Labor Day Lift Off returns to Memorial Park in Colorado Springs Taste of Colorado comes to Denver this Labor Day weekend Hyperloop testing facility will break ground in Pueblo awesome + controversy Colorado’s COVID rent-assistance program is now paying out five times more […]

Colorado Week in Review for August 29, 2021

Our deliberately oversimplified glance at what’s happening in Colorado. awesome + uniting CSU Pueblo Campus Reaches Net Zero Efficiency With New Solar Array Project Hanging Lake is recovering after slides as Forest Service explores primitive trail Get Ready For Denver Day of Rock Which Features 25 Bands, COVID Precautions awesome + controversy FDA grants full […]

Get More Smarter on Monday (August 23)

Happy Back to School Day for some of you. Let’s Get More Smarter. 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 an audio learner, check out The Get More Smarter Podcast. And don’t forget to find us on Facebook and Twitter.  […]

Colorado Week in Review for August 22, 2021

Our deliberately oversimplified glance at what’s happening in Colorado. awesome + uniting Colorado Orders New Firefighting Helicopter That Can Get 1,000 Gallons Of Water In Under A Minute Colorado governor rescinds proclamations that led to Sand Creek Massacre It’s August and it’s snowing in Colorado awesome + controversy Millions of job openings continue to plague […]

Bid to Opt Out of Open Republican Primaries in CO Is Close to Success, Now With Help From Tancredo, Say Organizers

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) As grassroots Republicans continue their statewide road tour to lobby 517 county GOP officers and other central committee members to vote to end open primaries for their party, leaders of that effort are celebrating their successes and the most recent big-name recruit to their cause, Tom Tancredo. Randy Corporon, Colorado’s Republican […]

Colorado Week in Review for July 18, 2021

Our deliberately oversimplified glance at what’s happening in Colorado. awesome + uniting Bald eagle numbers rising despite human population increasing along northern Front Range These Coloradans Are Heading To The Olympic Games In Tokyo Sen. Bennet, Colorado Democrats celebrate rollout of expanded child tax credit awesome + controversy Colorado Republican voters decline, unaffiliated skyrocket Denver […]

Colorado Week in Review for July 11, 2021

Our deliberately oversimplified glance at what’s happening in Colorado. awesome + uniting New Colorado law tackles insulin prices Gov. Polis Has Declared An End To Colorado’s COVID-19 Health Emergency. Here’s What That Means Four days in April: How politics brought the MLB All-Star Game to Denver awesome + controversy Air Tanker For Fighting Colorado Wildland […]

From “Always Trump” to “Maybe Not So Much Trump”

Colorado Republicans are having a heck of a time trying to figure out how to prepare for the 2022 election with the specter of 2020 and Donald Trump still looming large behind them. Earlier this week, former Colorado Republican Party Chairman and current Congressman Ken Buck (R-Greeley) performed his signature “Buckpedal” move by diving into […]

Recall Polis 2021 Promises 400% Less Fail This Time

Keeping tabs on what’s become a perennial distraction for Colorado’s more excitable far-right Republican whacktivists, the twice-failed but going for three campaign to qualify a recall question against Gov. Jared Polis for the statewide ballot. Next month, the Recall Polis campaign is back with 400% more…of everything! Starting with punctuation! So, we don’t know who […]

“Honey Badger” Unchained

Fresh off his loss to Kristi Burton Brown in the race to be the next Colorado Republican Party chairman, former Secretary of State, “election truther” of record, and red meat slinger extraordinaire Scott Gessler seems much more upfront about how he really feels: By “communists” we don’t think Gessler means you personally. We don’t think. […]

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