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What you can do to fight for progress this week (March 27)

Americans take strong consumer protection laws for granted while they protect the public from fraud, defective goods, and bad service. Much like the work week before unions fought for the weekend, life without consumer protection laws would be bad for everyone. Except ripoff artists. Consumer fraud is a huge problem in Colorado. Colorado ranks 12th […]

What you can do to fight for progress this week (March 20)

With your help, great things are starting to happen at the Colorado Capitol this year. I want to start off the week by thanking everyone who contacted your state representative to support House Bill 23-1099, legislation to save Colorado renters money by streamlining the applicant screening process. By allowing renters to provide portable screening reports […]

Here’s What Happened in the 2023 Denver Mayoral Race

Who do you think will make it through to the runoff election in the race for Denver Mayor? That’s the hot question right now in Colorado politics, for a couple of reasons:  For one thing, the Denver Mayor’s office is only open (without an incumbent seeking re-election) about once a decade; the ultimate winner of […]

What you can do to fight for progress this week (March 13)

If you’re like me, you probably know someone who is employed in the “gig economy.” What you might not know is that many rideshare and delivery drivers we count on every day are getting a raw deal. Drivers tell us that every year they feel squeezed for every last drop of profit for big shareholders […]

Lauren Boebert: This Is What Moral Bankruptcy Looks Like

As the Denver Post’s Bruce Finley and media outlets across the nation have reported this week: Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., has announced that she will be a grandmother at 36 next month when her 17-year-old son’s partner gives birth to a son. Boebert revealed this family news at a women’s breakfast during the Conservative Political […]

What you can do to fight for progress this week (March 6)

As we near the halfway point in the 2023 session of the Colorado General Assembly, I just want to take a moment again to thank everyone who has made a phone call, sent an email, and/or showed up at the Capitol so far this year to fight for our shared values expressed in legislation. With […]

What you can do to fight for progress this week (February 27)

We’ve got another busy week ahead in the Colorado legislature, and if you live in Denver there are numerous opportunities this week to learn more about candidates running in your rapidly-approaching city elections! Let’s get right to the action: Action item #1 this week: THANK YOU to everyone who contacted your lawmakers in support of […]

What you can do to fight for progress this week (February 21)

Last Friday, Colorado received another stark reminder of the continuing danger to our most basic rights. Three far-right bills to criminalize and impose non-medical burdens on abortion rights were killed in the Colorado House after hours of testimony. During the hearing, Republican Rep. Scott Bottoms sickeningly likened abortion to the Holocaust. [1] None of these […]

The Circle of Strife: What Does “Winning” Really Mean?

[Pols Note: This is Part 3 of a three-part series. Click for Part 1 and Part 2] Take a look at this headline from POLITICO and see if it seems familiar: The story that goes with the headline is about Arizona, but it could apply equally to Colorado. In Arizona, Republicans are rushing to censure […]

What’s STILL Happening to Colorado Republicans

As we’ve discussed at length in this space, Colorado Republicans have a long road ahead of them following the 2022 “Bluenami” that wiped out GOP candidates up and down the ballot. We keep looking for examples that the Colorado GOP understands its predicament and is willing to make the type of changes necessary to become competitive […]

Wait What, Ken Witt?

As the Colorado Springs Gazette’s Nick Sullivan reports, while the rest of the state was still digesting the results of last month’s landslide victories for Democratic candidates up and down the ballot, a once-discredited Republican school board president, recalled from office seven years ago in Jefferson County, was making the unlikeliest of comeback plays an […]

What Will be the Outcome in the Race for Governor?

We’re not going to bother asking readers if incumbent Democrat Jared Polis or Republican challenger Hiedi Heidi Ganahl are going to win the race for Governor on Tuesday because there is absolutely no evidence to suggest that this contest will even be close once the final ballots are counted. Instead, we’re presenting a range of […]

Wait, What? (Erik Aadland Edition)

We were taking our time, catching up on our political news today, when a sentence just reached out and socked us in the face like one of Hiedi Heidi Ganahl’s out-of-left-field batshit insane theories on education reform. Sandra Fish did a comparison of the candidates in CO-07 for The Colorado Sun that was mostly a […]

What if God was One of “Them”?

“All those pathetically eager acid freaks who thought they could buy Peace and Understanding for three bucks a hit. But their loss and failure is ours, too. What Leary took down with him was the central illusion of a whole life-style that he helped to create… a generation of permanent cripples, failed seekers, who never […]

What You Need to Know from the First Gubernatorial Debate

Governor Jared Polis and Republican challenger Hiedi Heidi Ganahl squared off on Wednesday night in Pueblo for the first gubernatorial debate of the 2022 General Election. To the extent that there were any fireworks, they were more like mini sparklers than anything that went ‘boom.’ Wednesday’s forum was missing much of the suspense and build […]

What Are the Most Common Reasons for a Drug Recall?

If you suffer an injury or illness, your doctor may prescribe a medication to help with the recovery process. You assume that the drug company has done a great job manufacturing a safe and effective medication, but after a drug is released, there is a chance that it might be recalled. If there is a […]

Here’s the New “This is What Momentum Looks Like”

“Colorado is in Play” is the new “This is What Momentum Looks Like.” Back in October 2017, supporters of then-gubernatorial candidate George Brauchler were inexplicably crowing that “this is what momentum looks like” after their candidate raised less than $100k in the third quarter fundraising period and picked up a handful of endorsements from law […]

What Will It Take To Wipe That Smirk Off Jenna Ellis’ Face?

Local attorney Jenna Ellis, who rose to a dubious kind of fame from relative obscurity as a Colorado Christian University instructor with little real-world legal experience joining the team of lawyers working on now ex-President Donald Trump’s behalf to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election by any means necessary, has built a reputation […]

What Pivot? Ganahl Bashes Media, Says She’ll Be Like DeSantis

Fresh off her victory in Tuesday’s Primary Election, Republican gubernatorial nominee Hiedi Heidi Ganahl made an appearance today on “The Ross Kaminsky Show,” which was guest-hosted by conservative blowhard Jon Caldara. We would think that Ganahl would want to pivot her narrative toward a broader General Election audience now that the Primary is over, but […]

What Does Voter Turnout Tell Us About November? Not Much

Political pundits often attempt to connect voter turnout numbers in a Primary Election as some sort of harbinger of things to come in a General Election. Most of the time there is little correlation between the two elections, and that is particularly true in 2022. The Colorado Secretary of State’s office released ballot return numbers […]

Boebert And The Coup Crew: What’s Wrong With This Picture?

Here’s a photo reportedly taken last night at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, where Arizona Secretary of State candidate Mark Finchem, another major proponent of conspiracy theories that Trump should have won the 2020 presidential election, of freshman GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado in the company of three of America’s biggest “Big […]

Ken Buck Doesn’t Know What He’s Doing, Says Ken Buck

Earlier this month, local media outlets took note of a rather odd vote in the House of Representatives: Colorado delegation on resolution supporting NATO: Boebert (R) N Buck (R) N Crow (D) Y DeGette (D) Y Lamborn (R) Y Neguse (D) Y Perlmutter (D) Y#copolitics https://t.co/yyMAn3BDXJ — Kyle Clark (@KyleClark) April 5, 2022   To […]

What you can do to fight for progress this week (April 11)

Like these alerts? Click here to subscribe. This weekend, the Colorado Republican Party held their state assembly in Colorado Springs. For those of us who care about American democracy, it did not go well. In the U.S. Senate race, Rep. Ron Hanks, a hard-core conservative candidate who believes the 2020 election was stolen and actually […]

What you can do to fight for progress this week (April 4)

Like these alerts? Click here to subscribe. Homeowners associations (HOAs) are supposed to protect the interests of homeowners. But as we’ve seen recently in the news headlines about Green Valley Ranch, sometimes HOAs can lose sight of their mission and actually become oppressive to the families they were meant to serve. [1] Homeowners statewide are […]

What you can do to fight for progress this week (March 28)

Like these alerts? Click here to subscribe. We’re past the halfway point in the 2022 session of the Colorado legislature, and it’s shaping up to be another historic year of fact-based progressive solutions to the challenges faced by Colorado families of every description. At the same time, the progressive majority in the Colorado General Assembly […]

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