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Rand Paul Does What Cory Gardner SHOULD Have Done

Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) declared over the weekend that he will vote in favor of a resolution opposing President Trump’s “emergency declaration” for border wall funding. As Paul said during a speech in Kentucky, “I can’t vote to give the president the power to spend money that hasn’t been appropriated by Congress.” Paul’s pledge means that […]

Take Me to Your…Um, What’s the Word I’m Looking For?

Former State House Speaker Crisanta Duran kicked off her campaign for Congress in CO-1 (Denver) on Sunday with an exclusive interview with Denver7. Today, Duran rolled out a nice endorsement in former Denver Mayor Federico Peña. As Ernest Luning reports for the publication formerly known as the Colorado Statesman, it’s not hard to figure out […]

Cory Gardner’s Latest Hit: What Consumer Financial Protection?

NPR reported last week on the vote in the U.S. Senate to confirm Kathy Kraninger as head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), an agency that has suffered from severe and very deliberate neglect under President Donald Trump: The Senate voted 50-49 Thursday to back Kraninger as head of the consumer protection watchdog agency. […]

“Overreach”–What Losers Always Say To Winners

With Democrats about to take charge of the governor’s office, the statewide offices of treasurer, attorney general, and secretary of state, and in full control of both chambers of the Colorado General Assembly, the narrative from defeated Republicans has shifted to dire warnings of the “overreach” in store from Democrats without a Republican majority somewhere […]

What’s Your Favorite Blue Wave Win?

This week’s historic victory for Colorado Democrats leaves in its wake innumerable stories of hard work and triumph. There are so many big markers for the history books, like the first gay man elected governor of any state, the sweep of downballot statewide offices, recapturing the Colorado Senate after four years at the mercy of […]

Winning, Losing: What It Looks Like

One of the prevalent narratives of the 2018 elections in Colorado is a tremendous gap in voter enthusiasm between Republicans on the defensive under Donald Trump’s widening cloud and Democrats surging to avenge themselves upon every candidate with an (R) after their name. This difference in enthusiasm is broadly evident in the final weekend of […]

Wait, What? White House Wants Fake Tax Cut Vote

Over the past couple of days President Trump has been suggesting that Congress could vote on a middle class tax cut before the November 6 election. Speaking at a rally for Texas Sen. Ted Cruz on Monday, Trump said, “We’re going to be putting in a 10 percent tax cut for middle-income families.” There are a […]

Holy Crap! Stop What You’re Doing and Read This Anonymous Op-Ed from a Senior White House Staffer

UPDATE (4:00 pm): Trump responds to the anonymous Op-Ed much like you would probably expect. From Politico: The president addressed the op-ed directly in comments made in the East Room, calling it an “anonymous, meaning gutless, gutless editorial.” “So when you tell me about some anonymous source within the administration, probably who’s failing and probably […]

Brauchler and Opioids: What’s Really Going On Here?

We took note earlier this month of a visit by GOP attorney general candidate George Brauchler to Pueblo, a city hit hard by the crisis over addition to opioid painkillers and who recently joined a nationwide lawsuit against pharmaceutical companies over years of abusive overprescription and unchecked illicit diversion. With all of that in mind, […]

What to Watch for in Colorado Primary Results

Election Day is here! After months and months and months of campaigning, tonight we will finally find out Colorado’s General Election matchups. To get you prepared for Primary Day, here’s a brief list of where our attention will be focused:   ♦ Do the favorites hold in the race for Governor? For many months, we’ve […]

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