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House Democrats push “most outrageous” SB25-003 forward after 12-hour hearing

The sheriff in town may be tasked with the administrative burden of weighing in on your future firearm purchase, if Democrat lawmakers have their say. Although sheriffs from El Paso, Lake, Mesa and Weld counties testified that Senate Bill 25-003 is both unconstitutional and difficult to enforce, the House Judiciary Committee advanced the legislation after twelve hours of testimony.

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Taxed and voiceless: How a debt trap turned Meadows Metro District residents into an ATM for bondholders

Imagine paying a $200 tax each month for a community infrastructure project that was completed decades ago. To add insult to injury, consider being told that you’ll continue doing so for 100 years.

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Mesa County Commissioner advocates for fair share of transportation dollars

With an ever shrinking budget, and an ever increasing demand for state money for road repairs and construction due to increasing population and use on the Western Slope, Mesa County Commissioner, Bobbie Daniels went to the state legislature to put a spotlight on the needs of western Colorado.

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Joondeph: Democrats stand for Ukraine but sit for America

American Thinker, Approved, National / March 12, 2025 / America, Democrats, Republicans, UKRAINE

Republicans hold only slim majorities in Congress, particularly in the House.

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Gun control bill met with opposition on front steps of Colorado Capitol

State, Approved, kdvr.com / March 12, 2025 / 75th Colorado Legislature, Gun rights

A bill seeking to change the requirements for purchasing a semiautomatic gun in Colorado will be discussed in the House on Tuesday.

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Department Of Education cuts staff by 50 percent

National, Approved, The Federalist, Top Stories / March 12, 2025 / Department of Educaiton, Government layoffs, Secretary Linda McMahon

The U.S. Department of Education announced on Tuesday evening that it will be cutting its staff by about 50 percent as part of a “reduction-in-force” to start downsizing the department.

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Inflation slowed slightly to 2.8% in February ahead of Federal Reserve meeting

Fox Business, Approved, National / March 12, 2025 / Economy, Federal Reserve, Inflation, Labor Department

Inflation cooled slightly in February even as the pace of price growth remained well above the Federal Reserve’s goal ahead of the central bank’s policy meeting next week.

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European Union enacts retaliatory tariffs as Trump trade war escalates

National Review, Approved, National / March 12, 2025 / EU, Tariffs, Trade war

The European Union is enacting retaliatory tariffs against various U.S. products in response to President Donald Trump’s 25 percent steel and aluminum tariffs that went into effect Wednesday.

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Canada backs down on electricity surcharge after Trump tariff threats

Daily Wire, Approved, National / March 11, 2025 / Canada, Electricity surcharge, Tariffs

Canada backed down from its threat to impose a 25% surcharge on electricity coming into the Unites States after President Donald Trump said he would double tariffs on Canada’s steel and aluminum products.

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Ruehmann: NGOs and PACs took Colorado—here’s how we take it back

Rocky Mountain Voice, Approved, Commentary / March 11, 2025

In the early 2000s, Colorado was a bastion of conservative governance, with a Republican majority steering state politics. But by 2012, Democrats had orchestrated a dramatic resurgence.

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