Earlier this week conspiracist filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza publicly apologized for the false claims in his election fraud conspiracy movie 2000 Mules.
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State-regulated Psychedelic Therapy Program Set to Launch in Colorado in 2025
Colorado will soon see the launch of a program for legal psychedelic-assisted therapies across the state.
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Christian Nationalist College Celebrates Its ‘First-Ever’ Graduate To Be Elected to Congress
Evans A Christian nationalist college founded by one of the country’s top anti-gay and anti-abortion conservatives is celebrating U.S. Rep.-elect Gabe Evans (R-CO) as its “first-ever graduate to be elected” to Congress.
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Former Broncos Scion Posts Racist Rant, Espouses “White Power”
John Michael Bowlen, the son of the late billionaire and former owner of the Denver Broncos Pat Bowlen, has found himself in controversy.
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Republicans on Election Boards in 7 Colorado Counties Refuse To Certify Election Results
Canvass board members in seven Colorado counties voted against certifying the 2024 general election results, citing a recent password leak from the secretary of state’s office as the reason.
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Hickenlooper Joins Congressional Democrats Urging Biden to Enact Marijuana Reform
Sen. John Hickenlooper (D-CO) has joined eleven other members of Congress urging President Joe Biden to reduce the harms caused by federal marijuana policies. Congressional Democrats have been pushing Biden to take decisive action before the end of his administration.
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Anti-Abortion Center Teaching Sex Ed in Woodland Park
Students at Woodland Park High School are getting their sex education instruction from Choices, an anti-abortion “pregnancy resource center” with ties to Andrew Wommack’s ministry.
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DAVIS: Colorado-Based Christian Nationalists are Rewriting Recent History
The “least credible history book in print.” That’s the honor voters bestowed on David Barton’s 2012 book about Thomas Jefferson, which rewrote the third president as a modern God & Country evangelical and distanced him from that whole slavery mess. The book was ultimately withdrawn from publication by Christian publishing house Thomas Nelson, but neither the withdrawal nor the spate of scathing reviews slowed Barton down. If anything, his star has risen even further: today, Barton is constantly found onstage alongside the biggest names in the Christian nationalist movement.