“The Left is attempting to cancel an important voice for liberty — The Epoch Times newspaper,” wrote Colorado Congressman Ken Buck in a fundraising email today, spotlighting Buck’s claim that The Epoch Times had its U.S. House Gallery press credentials revoked.
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In Shift, CO Republican Leader Implies That Abortion Is an Election-Losing Issue for the Party
In a shift in tone following her election as chair of the Colorado Republican Party last month, Kristi Burton Brown, who built her political career on anti-abortion activism, signaled that opposition to abortion can no longer be part of Republicans’ strategy in Colorado if they want to win elections.
COVID Vaccine Side Effects: What To Expect When You Get Your Shot
It’s normal for many people who receive COVID-19 vaccines to experience side effects. We consulted with medical expert, Dr. Thomas Campbell, to answer questions about COVID-19 vaccine side effects. He provides answers to commonly asked questions so you’ll know what to expect when you get your vaccine.
Candidate With History of Racist and Sexist Facebook Posts Loses Grand Junction Council Race
Grand Junction voters decided today on who its next city council will be, as well as several ballot initiatives.
Trailblazing Colorado Bill Would Offer Free Contraceptives to Undocumented Immigrants
For undocumented immigrants in Colorado and all over the country, health care is practically unattainable due to cost barriers and citizenship requirements for government-funded programs.
Food Pantries Call for Policy Change, Not Just Donations, to Cure Hunger
Food pantries in Colorado are preparing for a “long haul” of food insecurity across the state and the nation.
It’s Not Known Whether Colorado’s Three GOP House Members Have Received COVID-19 Vaccination
WASHINGTON — Members of Congress were among the first people in the U.S. to have access to the sought-after COVID-19 vaccine when the initial doses became available in December.
In Ironic Twist, CO Republicans Refuse to Re-Do “Sham” Election of El Paso County GOP Leaders
The Tea Party/Patriot wing of the Colorado Republican Party flexed its collective muscle last Saturday, leaving no doubt who’s in charge of the state GOP.
Bipartisan Support for Reducing CO Sentences of People Convicted of Murders They Didn’t Commit
The Colorado state Senate approved a bill Wednesday that would reduce the penalty for felony murder, a statute under Colorado state law that allows a person to be convicted of murder and automatically sentenced to life in prison without having killed anyone or been aware of the murder.
Colorado Debates Data Privacy Law as Congress Dawdles
Colorado may be joining a handful of states trying to fill a federal void in regulating personal data privacy and security, but most experts agree the state-level patchwork is far from an ideal solution to a problem that’s been growing online for decades.