In last year’s legislative session there were 705 bills introduced, with 525 passed. I’ve not seen anything official, but the rumors I have heard have it that there are currently 200 bills in the queue for the 75th Legislature this year, with a prediction that the total number of bills could hit 600 to 700 by May.
Gaines: The newest use for AI? Summarizing bills so they can be understood Read More »
Since arriving at the state capitol in 2019, I have prioritized policy over politics, and this session is no different. With that in mind, I wanted to highlight key policies on the horizon and the legislation I am working on.
Soper: My reflections on the first 50 days of the 75th General Assembly Read More »
As Coloradans, we pride ourselves on independence, resilience and fairness. Yet, hardworking families across the state are being squeezed by a crisis that strikes at the heart of these values: the skyrocketing cost of prescription drugs.
There is an election in under 30 days, on Saturday, March 29, to decide the leadership of the Republican Party in Colorado for the next two years, including the critical 2026 midterms.
Ganahl: Understanding the opt-out confusion in the Republican Party Read More »
To the courageous, yet anonymous, arbiters of Republicanism at RINO Watch Colorado:
Garbo: An open letter to RINO Watch Colorado — my self-nomination Read More »
Why is a ban on gas stoves a front-burner issue for Colorado progressives?
Duffy: Gas or electric? Ballot issue keeps it your choice Read More »
For those who believe politically weaponized justice is injustice, Pam Bondi running the Department of Justice and Kash Patel at the helm of the FBI feels like a warm spring breeze after a brutally cold winter. For those who turned federal law enforcement into the Stasi and cheered on the myriad abuses (I’m looking at you Schiff, you weasel), things are about to get, well, difficult.
Kittle: Patel’s FBI could shine light on Nashville trans school shooter’s manifesto Read More »
Colorado’s ruling progressive Democrats believe in equality under the law only in the sense, as in George Orwell’s Animal Farm, that some of us are “more equal than others.” Nothing illustrates this better than their current contortions related to gun policy and crime.
Hillman: Free state of Colorado? Not hardly, Gov. Polis Read More »
The exploitation of U.S. tax dollars is an ever-present threat, imperiling the financial integrity and stability of the nation.
Fuller: The U.S. government’s war on fraud, waste and abuse Read More »
For the past four years, our national borders have been as porous as a sieve, allowing thousands of illegal aliens to cross into America every day. Few are screened for criminal backgrounds, useful skills, intentions toward America, or infectious diseases.
