I have been reviewing most of the bills introduced in the Colorado legislature for the past 23 years. I haven’t kept exact records, but that amounts to more than 15,000 bills and resolutions.
Lundberg: My list of the good and the bad bills (so far) of the 75th session Read More »
When the 2nd Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, written by James Madison, was ratified on Dec. 15, 1791, along with the other Bill of Rights, Americans believed the Founders had provided a right that “shall not be infringed” to own and possess firearms, wherever they may be and however they may wish.
The house of cards on Colorado Senate Bill 25-003 appears to be collapsing in the wee hours before it is set for a vote.
Ascent Classical Academy seemed to have the community support, the resources and the experience to launch another successful charter school in Colorado.
How Durango’s school board kept a charter school out by prioritizing DEI over parents Read More »
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 schools across Colorado, the waste during a lunch period might be astounding — on average a school-age child throws away 67 pounds of food annually. One bill in the Colorado House aims to limit it.
As a long-term resident of Douglas County — and a parent who watched my children navigate K-12 education in Douglas County School District (DCSD) — I’ve witnessed the shift from community engagement to ideological battles.
It is essential for every Republican to recognize the importance of the upcoming organizational meetings.
Ganahl: What is the significance of Republican organizational meetings? Read More »
The Colorado solution to a national problem of squatters occupying a property without consent or ownership and with few remedies to remove them will be considered Tuesday during the House Judiciary Committee.
U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colorado 4th, and U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, R-Wisc. 7th, have introduced the Pet and Livestock Protection Act to delist the gray wolf from the endangered species list and prioritize the safety and success of America’s agriculture community.
Boebert leads legislation to delist wolves from federal protection Read More »
