Standing on a truck bed in a parking lot outside a recent Cherry Creek school board meeting, the so-called book-banning pastor John Amanchukwu shouted through a microphone to around 50 onlookers to vote out supporters of “drag queen story hour” and restore parent voice in education.
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GOP Lawmaker in CO Suggests U.S. & Israeli Governments Knew in Advance of Hamas Attacks
Applying a deep-state conspiracy theory to the Hamas terrorist attacks, a Colorado Republican lawmaker says it’s more likely than not that the U.S. and Israeli governments, both with “corrupt bureaucratic leadership,” knew in advance that the Oct. 7 Hamas attack was “about to happen.”
Colorado Conservatives Have Released More Voter Guides Than Progressives. Here’s a List for This Year’s Election
Ballots are on their way to Colorado voters for the 2023 election. The Colorado Times Recorder has compiled a list of voter guides produced by conservative and progressive groups as well as news outlets and other organizations.
Colorado Congressman Buck Again Helps Torpedo GOP Speaker Candidate
WASHINGTON — BY JENNIFER SHUTT, ARIANA FIGUEROA AND ASHLEY MURRAY — The U.S. House rejected Ohio’s Jim Jordan as a candidate for speaker on Tuesday in the first round of voting, though the chamber was expected to potentially conduct additional votes on Jordan’s bid later in the day.
Before Running for Mayor of Aurora, Mike Coffman Was a Warrior Against Abortion, Immigrants, and Obamacare
Republican Mike Coffman wants to be elected mayor of Aurora again, but for most of his 34-year political career, Coffman was a warrior for issues that had little to do with city government and everything to do with spreading a right-wing agenda across Colorado and the country.
Dark Money and the School Board Industrial Complex
Colorado Springs churches aren’t the only ones getting involved in the Academy School District 20 Board of Education race. According to independent expenditure reports, the Springs Opportunity Fund spent $48,214 for a direct mail campaign supporting conservative candidates Derrick Wilburn and Amy Shandy.
‘This Agreement Is Nothing Short of Historic:’ Kaiser and Union Negotiate a Tentative Deal
On Friday, over 3,000 healthcare professionals in Colorado represented by Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 105 finally reached a tentative agreement with Kaiser Permanente after staging a three-day strike the previous week.
The Response to Endorsing Boebert’s Opponent Has Been Positive, Say GOP Leaders in Boebert’s District
If the election to determine who represents Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District (CD3) were to be held tomorrow, Democratic candidate “Adam Frisch would win,” said Delta County Commissioner Don Suppes during an October 13 phone interview.
Report: Colorado’s ‘Clean Jobs Workforce’ Up 50% in 2022
On Wednesday, E2, a national nonprofit promoting clean energy production, released a report showing massive increases in Colorado’s clean jobs market, including an added 2,790 new clean jobs, or 4.6% of all jobs that have been added to the market in Colorado this year.
Cañon City RE-1 School Board Forum Offers Minimal Policy Depth, But Conservative Church’s Flyer Reveals Some Candidate Positions
CAÑON CITY – A rigidly formatted forum offered a glimpse Wednesday evening of the six candidates running for the Cañon City School Board, but little depth into the issues they say they want to tackle.