Criminal Justice Bills in 2011

by Jon Caldara | 5:11 pm, July 21, 2011

For those that couldn’t make it to their TV last Friday and missed this riveting episode of Devils Advocate starring yours truly, public defender Doug Wilson, and District Attorney Don Quick on where criminal justice has been and where it’s…

You Can Take My Snuggie From My Cold, Dead Hands!

by Jon Caldara | 12:44 pm, April 27, 2011

I want to give a big thanks to Amy Oliver for keeping us up-to-date on what’s going on with Xcel’s stranglehold on the general assembly. She wrote last night of some great quotes coming out of the Senate floor debate regarding HB 1291 – Xcel’s fuel-switching paradise.
Here are some of the great quotes:
Senator Lois Tochtrop: [...]

Progressive Power Play Called: Steal Elections If You Can’t Win

by Lu Busse | 7:41 pm, April 5, 2010

With polls not looking good for Democrats to retain the US Senate seat held by governor-appointed Michael Bennet and other offices,  operatives in Colorado are turning to another page of the Progressive Playbook – Steal elections if you can’t win them. Scuttlebutt predicts State House Speaker Carroll will introduce the Modernization of Elections Act soon. Here is the draft [...]

Hiding Behind Legislation – When Convenient

by Justin Longo | 9:12 am, November 16, 2009

Stop me if you’ve heard this one. “They call it illegal immigration for a reason. Keyword being ILLEGAL.” Then the conservative goes on to talk about how awful it is that workers from other countries disrespect our laws, and how it proves they are criminals at heart because of their complete disregard for our immigration [...]

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