Lauren Boebert can’t be happy watching Ye, Musk and Greene grabbing all the headlines for their nonstop series of outrages
Republican Party
Nicolais: Boot Barn shout-fest is all that is left of the Colorado GOP
Conspiracy-fueled, far-right extremists epitomize a party that has cannibalized its own election cycle after election cycle
Littwin: Trump gives GOP leaders yet another chance to break with him. Why will so few take it?
Mike Pence makes news, saying Trump should apologize after dinner with Ye (Kanye West) and Holocaust denier. But why stop there?
Littwin: As Trump prepares to run again in 2024, is the GOP prepared to doom itself again?
Columnist Mike Littwin writes that Republicans have had plenty of chances to dump Trump. The question is whether they can summon the courage to do it this time.
Democrats will keep their majority in the Colorado state Senate, blocking GOP foothold at Capitol
Democrats were poised to win all seven competitive state Senate races this year in a drubbing of the GOP
Littwin: Joe O’Dea is not just running against Michael Bennet. He’s also made Colorado a 2024 GOP battleground.
Trump tells his MAGA base not to vote for the GOP Senate candidate. DeSantis says the base should back O’Dea. And so it begins.
Heidi Ganahl says Colorado’s inflation rate is 16% and the highest in the U.S. Both claims require many asterisks.
Ganahl cited a Republican-led analysis to reach that 16% figure. Bureau of Labor Statistics puts inflation at 7.7%. Here’s where the discrepancy comes from.
Nicolais: Ballot box watching events are unnecessary, anti-democratic and dangerous
Whipped into action by the violent rhetoric of Joe Oltmann, conspiracy theorists have begun staking out drop boxes in Colorado
Nicolais: Is Michael Bennet vs. Joe O’Dea the “best” race in Colorado?
While the horse race doesn’t look particularly close, the two policy-oriented candidates present the kind of choice we should hope for in Colorado
Meet the Colorado rancher spending $11 million — and counting — to prevent Jared Polis from winning reelection
Rancher Steve Wells is hoping to defeat Democrats in November by spending a portion of the fortune grown from allowing oil and gas drilling on his 40,000-acre spread in Weld County.