When the CELL first opened in 2008, Melanie Pearlman, the executive director, remarked to a Denver Post reporter that the exhibit transcended partisanship. Everyone could agree, after all, that terrorism should be countered.
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‘It’s Just Not True:’ Election Experts Fight Back Against Election Deniers in Rural Colorado
A panel of Colorado election security experts Monday attempted to persuade an audience of officials and residents in Custer County, a hotbed of election skepticism, that elections can be trusted.
Polis’ Vetoes Undercut Majority Will at the State Legislature
The six bills Polis rejected had earned 417 ‘yes’ votes to 156 ‘no’ votes. That’s a massive margin of approval.
Colorado GOP Completes Transformation into Cult
The state GOP’s own bylaws say it can’t take sides in a Republican primary contest.
Former CO Republican Secretary of State Argues Trump Should Be Barred From Ballot
Mary Estill Buchanan, a former Republican Colorado secretary of state, argues in court papers filed Wednesday that former President Donald Trump should be barred from the Colorado presidential ballot in 2024.
The Colorado Case Against Trump is Clear. Will the Court Follow the Law?
The trial over whether former President Donald Trump should be disqualified from the Colorado presidential ballot can seem complex. So let’s step back for a moment and look at the basics.
Randy Corporon, a CO Republican Radio Host & Attorney, Disgraces the Legal Profession
Radio host Randy Corporon continues to spread lies about the 2020 election as the nation heads into a fraught new presidential election year.
The Failed House Speaker Elections Are A Clown Show, Presented by Ken Buck
What was he thinking?
MAGA Malignancy Arrives in a Colorado Courtroom
Trump can’t be allowed to warp the rule of law in state court.
The Overlooked But Crucial Election Subversion Ties Between Colorado and Georgia
When Georgia prosecutors this month charged former President Donald Trump and others in an alleged conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election, the indictment included a couple of names that were familiar to Coloradans.