Colorado primary season is underway, with statewide and congressional candidates asking voters to reward or replace the people steering the same expensive mess.
Colorado leaders are celebrating universal preschool access while the state still meets just two of 10 quality benchmarks.
A new education funding plan would redirect TABOR refunds, send about a quarter to K-12, and leave the rest for the general fund.
Jared Polis signed Senate Bill 4, widening who can petition courts under Colorado's red-flag law and calling it public safety.
The Denver Post reports a judge refused to block new limits on congressional detention visits—handing Reps. Joe Neguse and Jason Crow a loss.
A ruling found Lakewood ran a tax that violated TABOR—now there’s a $42M budget hole. And taxpayers get “made whole” with their own money.
The Colorado Sun reports Colorado will pay $6.1 million to settle a lawsuit over the state’s attempt to ban abortion pill “reversal.” Taxpayers get the bill. Again.
The Denver Post spotlights lawmakers asking Trump to unfreeze $300M as protesters rage at the Capitol. Dependency plus street theater isn’t “resistance.” It’s a business model.
Colorado Democrats rolled out a Colorado ICE lawsuits bill (SB26-005) and teased two more immigration bills that aren’t even drafted yet. The point isn’t solutions—it’s theater, liability, and another round of rules.
Just Stop It
