Donald Trump flat-out lied to Congress and Americans last night in his talk to Congress and the country. Here are […]
9News’ Kyle Clark in Denver reports that Colorado Republicans are pressuring Gov. Polis to pardon Tina Peters, and have contacted
When CD-3 Rep. Jeff Hurd (R) was running for office, he was open to talking to all sorts of western
Colorado CD-3 House Rep. Jeff Hurd voted for a budget resolution that, if approved in the Senate, will leave Congress
Convicted felon and former Trump aide Steve Bannon will headline Colorado’s Republican fundraising Centennial Dinner on March 28, 2025 in
At the last minute, the Washington Post (WaPo) pulled two full page ads funded by the nonprofits Common Cause and
In a seismic shift against Trump’s favorable views of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Trump’s overt lie that Ukrainian President
In an incredible statement the equivalent of blaming a rape victim for being raped, Trump blamed Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
A crowd of about 350 people turned out at noon today to loudly protest the ongoing coup of the federal
Hundreds shout “Shut down the Senate!” at protest of Elon Musk’s takeover of USAID in Washington, D.C. Hundreds of protesters
The following analysis of Trump’s ongoing mass purge of federal law enforcement officials was taken from Rachel Maddow’s show 1/31/25
On January 20, convicted felon, sexual abuser and now President Trump rescinded the decades-old federal policy (pdf) of not pursuing
Caroline Kennedy, daughter of John F. Kennedy, niece of Robert F. Kennedy, Sr. and cousin of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.,
Presidents have no authority to change the rules of citizenship on their own, as adjudicated sexual abuser, convicted felon and
Billionaire Elon Musk, who spent $277 million to get Trump elected and who publicly declared himself Trump’s “First Buddy” in
On his first day back in office, President Donald Trump showed the extent to which he is willing to disrespect
The People’s March on Saturday, January 18, provided a chance for a large group of Mesa County’s growing number of
Republished from The Contrarian with permission from the author, Barbara McQuade, a professor at the University of Michigan Law School,
