There is a famous story about Nobel Prize-winning economist Milton Friedman walking down the street with a friend. The friend stopped and said, “Hey, there is a $20 bill on the sidewalk.” The economist turned to him and replied, “There can’t be. If there were a $20 bill on the sidewalk, somebody would have picked it up.”
Losing a loved one is one of the most painful experiences in life, especially when it happens in tragic circumstances.
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Healthcare should be about helping people find health. Reproductive healthcare should preserve a woman’s ability to have children. And the right to live is the most basic right for all of us who have everything that makes us human and alive from the moment we are conceived within the protective sphere of our mother.
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U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert has delivered on one of the first promises she made to her potential new U.S. House district.
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A bill led by Eastern Colorado legislators will declare a Women Veterans Appreciation Day, if signed into law by Gov. Jared Polis.
Bill declaring Women Veterans Appreciation Day on June 12 headed to Gov. Polis Read More »
A fortnight ago, on CBS’s Sunday morning show “Meet the Press”, one of the guests interviewed was Doris Kearns Goodwin, Presidential historian, author of “Team of Rivals” and former staffer for President Lyndon Johnson.
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A pair of bills carried by Republican members of the Colorado House have been signed into law, along with a few other victories as the countdown to closure of the state legislature draws near.
Anyone choosing to visit the state’s capitol is doing so at their own peril, Minority House Whip Rep. Richard Holtorf told Grant Stinchfield during a recent appearance on Real America’s Voice.
‘Citizens are not safe coming to the state capitol’, Rep. Holtorf says on Stinchfield Read More »
Candidates from the two major parties appearing at the bottom of the 4th Congressional District’s special election ballot might or might not grab voters’ attention.
State Rep. Richard Holtorf, R-Akron, will appear second on the Republican Party’s 4th Congressional District primary ballot, immediately following U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, he announced Friday.
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