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Pueblo City, County Governments Fund Anti-Abortion Banquet
Last week, the Pueblo Board of County Commissioners approved a $650 payment to sponsor a 10-person table at A Caring Pregnancy Center’s annual fundraiser next month. On July 8, the Pueblo City Council voted 5-1 to spend $1,500 to sponsor the event.
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Mismanagement and Infighting Will Cause CO Republicans To ‘Suffer’ in November’s Election, Says Former Party Leader
Wadhams. Last week, during an appearance on KHOW’s Dan Caplis Show, Republican strategist Dick Wadhams criticized Colorado GOP Chairman Dave Williams for dividing the party and for failing to maintain the party’s voter outreach initiatives.
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Speaker of the House Mike Johnson Coming to Colorado to Fundraise for Gabe Evans
U.S. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-LA) is coming to Larimer County next Friday to headline a fundraiser for state Rep. Gabe Evans.
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Controversial Evangelist Announces ‘Transfer of Leadership’ After Colorado Times Recorder Investigation
Controversial Christian evangelist Andrew Wommack announced that he will transition out of leadership over his Woodland Park-based Charis Bible College next month.
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In Southwest Colorado, a New Public Health Dept Rises From Post-COVID Split
The La Plata County Public Health Department is in a period of transition.
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Anti-Trans Ballot Initiatives Fail to Collect Enough Signatures; Cannot Appear on 2024 Ballot
This morning, activists from Protect Kids Colorado and partnered organizations announced that their two ballot initiatives, both targeting the rights of transgender youths in Colorado, had failed to collect enough signatures to be eligible for the 2024 ballot.
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Former CO GOP Leader: Republican Infighting Is an ‘Absolute Unadulterated Shit Show,’ Risks Statehouse Races
After more than a decade of public service, Colorado Springs Republican Mark Waller has not been an elected official for over three years, and given his party’s current state of chaos, that suits him just fine. The former house minority leader served in the Statehouse and more recently as an El Paso County commissioner before leaving office in 2020 after losing a primary for District Attorney.
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Proponents Say Anti-Trans Ballot Initiatives ‘Doing Great’ on Path to Signature Goal; Will Announce Results at Capitol Monday
While the deadline to submit signatures is on Monday, Protect Kids Colorado set an internal deadline of Wednesday, July 31st.
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The Shomer: Vicious Antisemite Sentenced to Two Years in Prison
It was just days before the unprecedented terrorist attack that Hamas staged against Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, when U.S. federal officials returned an indictment against 67-year-old Indiana resident Andrzej Boryga.