State Rep. Rod Pelton (R-Cheyenne Wells), who uses the mostly veterinary drug Ivermectin to fight off COVID, also has anti-scientific views when it comes to Colorado’s air pollution woes, saying recently that Democrats at the state Capitol don’t seem to understand that they can’t clean up air pollution in Colorado that originates in California.
U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) made an appearance at the Fremont County GOP Lincoln Day Dinner last Saturday, and delivered her rehearsed and flippant quip to the friendly crowd:
You knew that the only thing stopping Congresswoman-elect Lauren Boebert (R-CO) from exploding across the conservative underworld nationally was actually getting elected.
Colorado was blessed or cursed, depending on your perspective, to have a Trump incarnation running for Congress here–and that would be Lauren Boebert.
Are two top Colorado Republicans moving on from party politics?
While President Trump is claiming that Republicans provide glittering boom times and Democrats deliver economic disaster, Colorado and other blue states top the list of states with the lowest rates of delinquent mortgage loans, which is a key measure of economic well being.
Colorado Sen. Cory Gardner, who’s one of the most vulnerable Republicans in the U.S. Senate, announced yesterday that he would not vote for more impeachment witnesses, including John Bolton.
WASHINGTON DC — Sen. Cory Gardner (R-CO) is presenting himself to his GOP base as a loyalist serving President Trump, while at the same time loudly trumpeting on his website his bipartisan work with Democrats to obtain benefits for Colorado.
Republican Sen. Cory Gardner of Colorado is steering clear of questions about abortion as he prepares to ask Colorado voters next year to give him another term in the Senate—prompting one observer to say Gardner’s silent stance on the right to choose smacks of “cowardice.”
A favorite Republican meme, “the war on rural Colorado,” was jokingly stoked by an unlikely source today: Sen. Cory Gardner (R-CO).
