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It’s Boebert vs. Buck On “Gym” Jordan, Like It Or Not

Tomorrow, the U.S. House is set to reconvene with the pressing need for the Republican majority to install a new Speaker of the House to replace the ousted Kevin McCarthy, after last week’s attempt to find an alternative to controversial far-right Rep. Jim Jordan fell apart and Jordan was eventually nominated by a still-split GOP […]

Austin Scott Has Entered the Arena! Wait, Who?

UPDATE: Rep. Jim Jordan defeated Rep. Austin Scott in an internal Republican vote, though more than 50 Republicans voted for “not Jim Jordan.” With no path for Jordan — or anyone — to receive the 217 votes needed on the House Floor, Republicans decided to adjourn for the weekend and send everyone home. —– Congressional […]

“Boebert Bought Off?” A Startling Accusation From MAGA World

The eight Republican members of Congress who voted to oust House Speaker Kevin McCarthy led by Rep. Matt “Giggity” Gaetz and including Colorado’s Rep. Ken Buck did not include Colorado’s by-far most cantankerous Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert, despite Boebert’s fight to the fifteenth ballot at Gaetz’s side to stop McCarthy from becoming speaker and even […]

Up Inside Desperate Jon Caldara’s Latest Stinky Stunt

Newer readers can be forgiven for not knowing the name Jon Caldara, the decades-long frontman for the conservative Independence Institute–an organization that has declined in relevance with the sagging fortunes of Colorado Republicans generally. Caldara’s fire has been stolen in recent years with new organizations springing up like the Common Sense Institute soaking up corporate […]

Colorado Week in Review for July 30, 2023

awesome + uniting RTD approves rare across-the-board price cut for its fares and monthly passes Fans, students excited for University of Colorado Boulder conference move Denver is offering rebates on cooling systems that could save homeowners money awesome + controversy Golden City Council bans flavored nicotine products Abortions surge in Colorado amid 500% increase in […]

Heidi Ganahl Is Back To Recruit You Into Her “Patriot” MLM

The 2022 Republican nominee for governor of Colorado, Heidi Ganahl, has been working to re-establish her brand after losing to Gov. Jared Polis by almost 20 points last year in what’s generally considered to be one of the worst statewide campaign in the state’s history. Last spring, Ganahl re-launched the podcast she used as a thinly-pretensed […]

Did The Denver Gazette’s Endorsement of Brough Backfire?

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) UPDATE: While Laugesen declined to comment prior to publication, Chris Reen, CEO of Clarity Media Group, which owns the Gazette publications, emailed this statement the following day. “The entire statement made by Mike Johnston’s IE [independent expenditure committee] in a campaign flyer was dishonest and inflammatory,” said Reen. “Referring to us as […]

And After All of That…Lauren Boebert Didn’t Even Bother to Vote

THURSDAY UPDATE: You can count Sen. John Hickenlooper (D-Denver) among those who are not pleased with Boebert’s performative failures: We were elected to bring people together and get stuff done, not play hooky when our economy is on the line. https://t.co/tRfRRKJ6tg — Senator John Hickenlooper (@SenatorHick) June 1, 2023 —– We wrote on Tuesday that Congressperson […]

A Self-Own Only Lauren Boebert Could Achieve

One of several filters we apply before deciding to post on a news item involving Colorado’s perpetual controversy machine Rep. Lauren Boebert is trying to ensure that the subject has an intersection with political issues that Boebert has taken a position on. When Boebert announced publicly that her 17-year-old son was about to be a […]

Secretary Pete Burns Boebert Masterfully

Colorado’s far-right two-term Republican terror Rep. Lauren Boebert thought she was coming in hot–more literally in this case than usual–but Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg had the perfect riposte: Your budget plan cuts railroad safety inspections. https://t.co/eNVcjb8vRu — Secretary Pete Buttigieg (@SecretaryPete) April 20, 2023 Followed by a dose of truth about Republican fiscal priorities: We […]

What you can do to fight for progress this week (April 10)

As you’ve probably read in the news by now, there’s an important bill making its way through the Colorado legislature to increase the supply of affordable housing across the state. The reality is that Colorado isn’t keeping up with the demand for new housing. The shortage of housing is hurting everyone, and if we don’t […]

Colorado Week in Review for April 2, 2023

awesome + uniting Jefferson County gives 20 acres near fairgrounds to Westernaires as permanent home This Colorado ski resort was just named the best in North America by popular skiing, snowboarding website New plan calls for 2M electric vehicles in Colorado by 2035 awesome + controversy Ban on corporal punishment in Colorado schools advances to […]

Colorado Week in Review for February 19, 2023

Our deliberately oversimplified glance at what’s happening in Colorado. awesome + uniting Club Q to reopen in fall with enhanced security, tribute to shooting victims RTD weighs cheaper fares and passes, with no regional zones — but airport trips still would cost much more Duke the rescued Bengal tiger cub finds new home in Colorado […]

Get More Smarter on Wednesday (Jan. 11)

Good luck trying to catch a flight today anywhere in the country. Let’s Get More Smarter. If you think we missed something important, please include the link in the comments below (here’s a good example). If you are more of an audio learner, check out The Get More Smarter Podcast. And don’t forget to find us on Facebook […]

National Republicans Toss a Few Bucks at O’Dea

As Natalie Allison reports for POLITICO, one of two major national Republican Super PACs associated with GOP efforts to win majority control of the U.S. Senate has at last contributed some money toward efforts to help Republican Joe O’Dea defeat incumbent Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet: The question has remained for months about whether the Senate […]

Heidi Ganahl Campaign Goes Radioactive

UPDATE: Heidi Ganahl…quintuples down? Sextuples down? It defies comprehension: 🐱: In response to her claims that kids are identifying as cats in Colorado schools, @heidiganahl issued a statement to @KRDONC13, saying parents, teachers, and students know what is happening, not legislators, lazy members of the media, or Governor Jared Polis. #copolitics https://t.co/RXAB8G6ErS pic.twitter.com/NgxsM00yVC — Spencer […]

Joe O’Dea Blows Meet The Press Lifeline

Over the past few weeks, GOP U.S. Senate candidate Joe O’Dea’s campaign has stumbled in a series of interviews and public appearances, denting Republican hopes that he could represent a viable fallback option among generally declining GOP prospects in the rapidly-approaching midterm elections. After an attempt in early August to put daylight between himself and […]

Ganahl’s Idiotic “Polis Tax” Campaign Embraces Predatory Towing

For some weeks now, Republican gubernatorial candidate Hiedi Heidi Ganahl has kept up an irregular message campaign on social media they call the “Polis Tax”–examples of various things Gov. Jared Polis has supposedly made more expensive during his tenure. Having started with #100, Ganahl’s campaign committed to coming up with at least that many such […]

Get More Smarter on Monday (July 11)

In celebration of the 95th birthday of popular convenience store 7-11, you can get yourself a free Slurpee today. Let’s Get More Smarter. If you think we missed something important, please include the link in the comments below (here’s a good example). If you are more of an audio learner, check out The Get More Smarter […]

“Selection Code”–Tina Peters Gets Her Own Flick After All

Last month, Republican Colorado Secretary of State candidate Tina Peters flew to Palm Beach on her campaign’s dime to attend the Mar-a-Lago premiere of crackpot pseudo-journo Dinesh D’Souza’s new movie 2000 Mules, trotting out a new and already discredited conspiracy theory to reinforce the baseless conviction of a majority of Republican voters that Donald Trump […]

From Major Media Outlet To Personal Vendetta Machine

A substantial portion of the 2022 session of the Colorado legislature has been dominated by debate over policy to address the particularly dangerous synthetic opioid drug fentanyl, which has been responsible for an escalating overdose and death rate for nearly a decade as this cheap and powerful drug is smuggled in large quantities into the […]

Monday Open Thread

“Education is the cheap defense of nations.” –Edmund Burke

Meet “Heidi the Hypocrite”

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) Republicans have been losing in Colorado for so long there’s only one left in statewide elected office in the entire state, University of Colorado Regent At-Large Heidi Ganahl. Colorado has been moving away from the far right politically for almost two decades now, and after the 2018 elections Republicans were left […]

Overkill: Republicans Are Jumping The “Crime Sharknado”

With Colorado Republicans single-mindedly focused on turning the complex and nationwide issue of rising crime into a partisan political weapon ahead of a midterm election in which they are desperately hoping to recover lost ground, the daily crime-beat headlines have become a continuous source of cheap messaging fodder to fuel their narrative. In the last […]

Defending The Indefensible (Again) With Wayne Laugesen

As longtime readers know, the editorial section of the arch-conservative Colorado Springs Gazette, which has extended its editorial footprint northward with the launch of the like-minded Denver Gazette, has a reputation for making laughably strained cases in defense of favored Republican politicians, ballot initiative campaigns, and luminaries near and far. During the 2018 governor’s race, […]

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