A public relations consultant with the conservative Steamboat Institute is among the people and institutions in Colorado with connections to the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025, which some say would provide a right-wing guide for a possible second Trump presidency.
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Trump’s Call for ‘Remigration’ Is Another Sign That He Wants To Create Fascist America
The twice-impeached former president, Donald Trump, introduced a new word into political discourse last month: “remigration.”
City Council Member in Northern CO Running for State House Seat
HAYDEN – A couple dozen Republicans turned out at Dry Creek Park to enjoy lemonade, ice cream, chips, and dip with candidates for the Colorado House and Routt County Commission.
Northwest Colorado Aims To Be a Model for Transitioning to a Climate-Friendly Economy
All over the country, communities are reeling from the threat of climate change – particularly the closure of coal mines and coal-burning power plants, as a way to dramatically reduce carbon emissions. Closures represent the loss of good-paying jobs, now or in the next few years.
Immigration Is Not a Crisis But Public’s Perception of It Is, Says Speaker at Steamboat Seminar
Immigration to the United States is an asset, not a crisis, said Andrew Selee, president of the Migration Policy Institute, in a speech Monday in Steamboat Springs. Yet, Selee acknowledged that there is a crisis in the public’s perception of immigration issues on the nation’s southern border.
CU-Denver’s College in Prison Program Expanding Its Course Offerings
Incarcerated learners in the Colorado correctional system will soon be eligible for additional higher education courses, including Colorado University – Denver, Adams State and Red Rocks Community College. This past year, CU-Denver’s Communications Department offered special help in how some students in prison could become better, more effective communicators.
Is Colorado Ignoring The Best Wolf Deterrence Program in Country?
There are five large sheep-raising operations in the Big Wood Valley, in central Idaho. Seventeen years ago, they banded together to conduct a long-range experiment focused on whether it was possible to use non-lethal tools and tactics to discourage wolves from preying on their sheep.
Will Colorado Republicans Pay Trump for Using His Image on a Fake $500 Bill at Fundraiser?
Colorado and Arizona have something of a coinky-dink going on regarding the long-discontinued $500 bill.
Leader of CO Republican Party — Who’s Running for Congress — Raises the Possibility That His Primary Election Will Be Rigged
On June 14, Conservative Daily podcaster Joe Oltmann vented about treasonous Republicans In Name Only (RINOs), a federal Department of Justice that is acting above the law, and all the January 6 patriots who are being abused by the legal system. Oltmann praised the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision that dropped the ban on bumpstocks, which convert semi-automatics into a close approximation of a machine gun. Whether he was joking or not, he said he’d like to buy 5,000 bumpstocks and give them away.
Vigil’s Experience As an Uber Driver Powers Her Efforts as a Lawmaker To Make the Economy Work for Everyone
A two-year effort by Democrats in the Colorado House and Senate, resulted in a bill, SB 23-098, signed into law by Gov. Jared Polis (D-CO) on June 5, that will allow gig drivers delivering passengers or physical objects, to weigh much more information about a particular gig, such as wage, distance, and task details, before accepting a particular gig — and thus avoiding discovering, after the job, that it paid less than anticipated or required driving longer and for greater miles. It also gives drivers recourse for job recovery if they’ve been terminated by gig companies without cause or explanation.