Former President Barack Obama made it abundantly clear during his DNC speech Tuesday evening that former President Donald Trump, the Republican nominee for president, is living rent free in his head, going on and on about him in his divisive diatribe before later suggesting that it is the political right that lacks tolerance.
The City of Lakewood wants to extend a measure lifting TABOR limits for the city. The city council approved putting the question on the ballot which will ask voters to not only extend the measure that expires next year but make that move permanent.
President Joe Biden embraced divisive rhetoric during his speech at the Democratic National Convention (DNC) on Monday night when he said Trump supporters “can’t think, can’t read very well.”
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has qualified for the Maine Presidential ballot in November and in doing so shows just how fraudulent claims in favor of Ranked-Choice Voting (RCV) really are.
Cuccinelli: Maine shows just what’s wrong with ranked-choice voting Read More »
Gabe Evans has accepted four debate invitations in Colorado’s 8th District race for the U.S. House.
Evans accepts four debates in 8th District U.S. House race, asks Caraveo to do the same Read More »
Vice President Kamala Harris on Friday unveiled the economic policies she would enact in her first 100 days in office — and it comes with a whopping estimated $1.7 trillion in handouts, as well as government price controls on groceries amid ravaging Biden-Harris administration inflation.
Republican U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert and her Democratic challenger Trisha Calvarese are set to face off in a debate on business and economic issues on Sept. 3 in Roxborough Park.
Boebert to debate Calvarese on business issues Sept. 3 in Douglas County Read More »
After Avon voters rejected a 4% use tax on construction materials last fall, the town will likely bring a revised question to voters this November.
Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., shredded Vice President Kamala Harris’ economic proposal on Friday, which laid out a sweeping overhaul including broad cross-industry price-fixing and $25,000 government-subsidized down payments for first-time home buyers.
The Denver Public Schools board voted unanimously on Thursday to send a $975 million bond measure before voters this fall.
Denver schools voters will be asked to decide whether to approve nearly $1 billion bond Read More »
