Colorado Governor Jared Polis wants $4 million in taxpayer money to fight off the return of Trump—literally.
Polis’s $4M legal fund to fight Trump? GOP Senators say it’s a political power grab Read More »
Colorado changed overnight.
In the first two weeks of April 2020, headlines shifted from public health to public control. Behind the fear and mandates were decisions—made daily—that reshaped lives and redefined freedom.
This is the record.
The COvid Chronicles: Fifteen days that changed Colorado forever Read More »
How Polis and the powers-that-be permitted the COVID-19 pandemic to pervert Colorado’s pioneer spirit
The COvid Chronicles: How fear and force reshaped Colorado Read More »
When Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold announced that she was joining a multi-state lawsuit to block President Trump’s Executive Order (EO) on election integrity, she declared the action a defense of democracy itself.
“We will not wait on the sidelines while Donald Trump tries to legislate from the Oval Office and defies the Constitution,” Griswold said in an April 3 press release.
But while Griswold accuses President Trump of federal overreach, her own record suggests a pattern of constitutional violations that have unfolded under the banner of election protection.
Griswold sues against Trump’s executive order on elections but is a case study for it Read More »
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is once again putting his progressive ideology ahead of the Constitution, launching a string of lawsuits aimed at blocking President Donald Trump’s executive orders—orders designed to restore law and order, secure the border, and protect minors from irreversible medical harm.
Phil Weiser puts politics over Constitution in legal war against President Trump Read More »
By Rocky Mountain Voice Editorial Board After years of overreach and unchecked government growth, Colorado lawmakers are now scrambling to plug a $1.2 billion hole in the state budget — a crisis largely of their own making. Colorado budget writers voted Wednesday night to finalize a 2025–26 budget plan that slashes transportation funding, eliminates programs,
As House Bill 25-1055, by Republican Rep. Max Brooks, approaches a committee hearing on Thursday, Feb. 6, stakeholders are emphasizing its significant implications for the state’s business environment.
Editorial: HB 1055 fixes a $3 million mistake and protects small business, taxpayers Read More »
In Colorado Congressional District 3, once again the Frisch campaign, in cahoots with the Colorado Democrats, is spending money and sending flyers to voters in support of a third-party candidate who can’t win.
In addition to 14 amendments and statutory propositions appearing on ballots statewide and local ballot measures, voters are being asked to consider the retention of a number of state judges.
Decision ’24: Judicial retention on Colorado Court of Appeals Read More »
In addition to 14 amendments and statutory propositions appearing on ballots statewide and local ballot measures, voters are being asked to consider the retention of a number of state judges.
Decision ’24: Judicial retention on Colorado Supreme Court Read More »
