Mike Coffman saw very green lawns at Aurora schools and escalated straight to water shutoff threats while APS says it cut use 20 percent.
Victor Marx survived a narrow GOP primary. Now Colorado Republicans face Phil Weiser, unity theater and a statewide test with real baggage.
Both party machines are learning the same ugly lesson: voters quit saluting the back-room priesthood that helped hollow out trust.
Colorado’s looming Proposition 123 cuts expose an affordable housing system built on subsidies, dependency, and the damage government already caused.
Colorado lost jobs, the labor force shrank, and the official class still wants everyone to stay calm and ignore the obvious.
Brighton rolls out drought restrictions, fines, and court threats, while the bigger planning failures stay hidden behind civic scolding.
Colorado has now been told no three times by the U.S. Supreme Court, and the pattern is the point: pass shaky laws, force citizens to fight, and let taxpayers fund the grind.
A new poll shows Jared Polis losing support, including inside his own party, as Colorado voters sour on affordability and daily costs.
Senate Bill 087 would force employers to hold jobs for lawmakers during session, shifting the burden of public service onto private businesses.
Just Stop It
