Congresswoman Brittany Pettersen has been in office less than a year but already her family is cashing in on the public’s dime.
Congresswoman’s husband paid with tax dollars for campaign to hike taxes Read More »
I’ll begin with my proposal: Parents who do not send their school-age children to public schools do not have to pay taxes to help support those schools. Whatever proportion of property, income, and other taxes go to schools, those parents either do not have to pay in the first place (I propose), or else they get the money back during tax season, up to the average per-pupil expenditure. I mean to include here property taxes paid indirectly through rent.
Armstrong: A modest proposal for school choice in Colorado Read More »
Progressive Democrats in the Colorado legislature have proposed a concerning new bill that aims to incentivize crime in the Centennial State. Under this bill, criminals would receive a cash payment of $3,000 upon their release from a Colorado prison. This misguided approach is an attempt to prevent recidivism, but it raises serious questions about the priorities and judgment of the progressive Democrats behind it.
Colorado Democrats Push for Controversial $3,000 Cash Payments to Ex-Cons Read More »
Lori Saine isn’t afraid to stand up for liberty, even if it means she has to stand alone.
Interview: Lori Saine, Weld County Commissioner on Standing up for Liberty Read More »
After three devastating elections that rendered Colorado Republicans irrelevant throughout state government, three congressional primaries can begin to turn that tide — or dig the hole even deeper in 2024.
Congressional primaries will define Colorado’s GOP | Dick Wadhams Read More »
State Rep. Tim Hernandez made a damn fool of himself by appropriating an African American cadence while draped in a Palestinian keffiyeh to demand an Israel and Hamas ceasefire during a speech that was supposed to honor Martin Luther King, Jr.
Socialist Democrat goes on multi-cultural misappropriation frenzy in MLK speech Read More »
Howdy Colorado! I hope you are staying warm this week! Every week I take a look at news stories, articles and headlines around Colorado. Let’s see what’s in the news this week:
The Securities Exchange Commission’s (SEC) proposed rule allowing for Natural Asset Companies to be traded on the NYSE is reckless and politically motivated, exactly the opposite of the purpose of the SEC. The management of public lands ought not be for sale.
COLUMN: Management of public lands shouldn’t be for sale Read More »
The U.S. Senate confirmed the president’s nominee to the only existing vacancy on Colorado’s federal trial court, plus the state Supreme Court will return this week to hear oral arguments in six cases.
New federal judge takes the bench, state Supreme Court returns for arguments Read More »
Nothing triggers a Republican quicker than the suggestion of cheating, an unfair playing field, or being told what to do by The Man. Or at least it used to.
Colo GOP breaks bylaw to sway primary election. Many party members not pleased Read More »
