The myth has served to advance the broader conservative culture war against LGBTQ inclusion in schools, with proponents generally positioning furries as the next stop on the slippery slope of tolerance for diverse identities.
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Bird Flu Is Not a Pandemic Threat, Even Though It’s Spread to Cows, Says CO Scientist
The bird flu is here and has spread to dairy cows. Does that mean we’re headed for the next pandemic? Not yet.
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Despite Suspended License, Trump Attorney Eastman Claims Supreme Court Will Still Let Him Practice
Trump attorney John Eastman used to have licenses to practice law in California and Washington, D.C. Both of those have been suspended following a ruling by a California Bar Court judge that found him culpable of all ten disciplinary charges and recommended he be disbarred. Eastman is appealing that ruling, but in the meantime, a federal judge in the District of Columbia, where he is also licensed, forbade him from practicing law until the resolution of his appeal.
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Bill Passed by CO House & Senate Aims To Stop Employers From Ripping Off Mostly Low-Income Workers
Danielson The Colorado House and Senate passed a “Wage Claims Construction Industry Contractors” bill that will combat wage theft in the construction industry, specifically improving accountability on general contractors to cover lost wages if subcontractors don’t pay their workers as required by law — or simply never give them their earned wages. This measure was sent to Gov. Jared Polis’ office on May 14.
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Conservative Activist Hires Former CO Sec. of State to Sue Newspaper Over Report on ‘Furries’
The leader of a conservative Jefferson County parents group is suing her local newspaper, and she’s hired former Secretary of State Scott Gessler to represent her.
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Spoiler Alert: Libertarian Will Drop Out of Colorado’s Tightest Congressional Race if GOP’s Preferred Candidate Wins Primary
Libertarian candidate Eric Joss says he will drop out of Colorado’s most competitive congressional race if Republican Janak Joshi triumphs over Gabe Evans in the June 25 Republican primary.
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Ganahl Won’t Say if She’ll Run for Governor Again
Appearing on KNUS’ Jeff and Bill Show this morning, former Republican gubernatorial candidate Heidi Ganahl dodged a direct question about whether she’d “run for governor again,” responding in part with, “I’m having a great time meeting people all over Colorado and getting them excited and hopeful again, and we will turn things around. I’m very confident of that.”
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DAVIS: Dismantling Ralph Reed’s Argument on Christian Nationalism
Everyone enjoys being proven right from time to time. It’s validating, it puts a little spring in your step, and it allows you to redouble your efforts, knowing that you are heading down the right path. But the experience of being proven right is rarely so crisp, or so quick, as the version I was fortunate enough to have last week, which was bestowed upon me by an unexpected source: conservative Christian political consultant Ralph Reed.
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Lone Democrat Votes Against Freedom to Marry
During the May 4 Colorado House vote for the “Protecting The Freedom to Marry” measure, which asks voters to repeal the ban on same-sex marriage that Colorado currently has in the State Constitution, one Democrat, Rep. Regina English (D-Colorado Springs) voted against the measure.
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Marxists and Pedophiles: Republicans React to Legislative Session
In media appearances and at townhall events, Colorado Republicans are reflecting on the recent legislative session which saw bills addressing housing, property taxes, and gun control.