Mike Littwin

Meanwhile, Donald Trump’s base rallies around him and hammers Merrick Garland. Lauren Boebert slams the DOJ for “Gestapo crap.”

There’s Tina Peters, there’s Alex Jones, and now it looks as if the walls could even be closing in on Donald Trump

The recount in a race Tina Peters lost by 88,000 votes is nearly finished. For my money, I’m betting they won’t find a single crooked voting machine.

Even in the darkest days, Sen. John Hickenlooper said Joe Manchin never told him negotiations were closed. Now there’s a compromise — but not a sure thing.

All we know about Danny Moore is that he was removed as chair of a redistricting committee because of baseless election-denying Facebook posts

Most of his behavior that day we’ve heard or seen before. But never in such provocative detail.

While the UK prime minister is on his way out, while bombshell Jan. 6 hearings continue, the GOP seems to increasingly embrace the Big Lie and the Big Liar.

The first headline shooting since Congress passed its modest bipartisan gun bill was also the 309th U.S. mass shooting in 2022

Jared Polis will fend off Heidi Ganahl, but while Michael Bennet is favored over Joe O’Dea, nothing’s a sure thing, especially in a midterm election

The election deniers were swept away in the big statewide races in the Colorado GOP primary. Of course, Tina Peters would predictably claim she was robbed.

With three Trump-appointed justices helping to overturn Roe v. Wade, the decision’s political impact could be known as soon as the midterms.

The primary elections next week should tell us a lot about how far right and how Trumpist the Colorado Republican Party is today.

The hearing was so bad for Eastman that Heidi Ganahl, who had studiously avoided saying much about the 2020 election, finally had to say something.

In the latest January 6 hearing, Trump’s advisers testified they told Trump the election wasn’t rigged. And things are just warming up.

The select committee laid out a devastating case against Donald Trump as being at the center of the riot. Will it change any minds? Maybe not, but it will all be on the record.

We know the gun lobby and NRA oppose virtually every law concerning guns. Some Dems argue that passing any law could be a starting place for more.

In virtually every key Colorado GOP primary race, there’s at least one election denier and at least one candidate who isn’t. Can you guess who Democrats are rooting for?

It’s a test of American democracy. And let’s just agree that there have been times in U.S. history when democratic principles were a better bet.

The Texas cops finally admitted they mishandled the Uvalde shooting, and children probably died because of their inaction. But that's only part of the tragic story.