You can say for some abortion is a better alternative than giving birth. But only in Bizarro Colorado could you say it’s good.
“He wants to be seen as a problem solver, someone who can bring people together, so he becomes a whole different person when he talks to national media.” — Former Colorado Republican Chairman Dick Wadhams.
The Coloradans harmed by Polis’s taxes, fees, and controls are not laughing.
(You can listen to this column, read by the author, here.) Gov. Jared Polis has his own secret police. They create their laws without the approval or even review of
If Colorado keeps going this way the only people who will be employed will be the easily triggered and the lawyers representing them.
“What I’d really stress is just like the governor was able to sneak this bill through, watch and see how they sneak the fix to this.” — House Minority Leader Mike Lynch
In a state where 98% of the land that can be developed is yet to be developed, we all wonder why home prices are out of control.
Gov. Polis doesn’t have to please the wingnuts in the legislature. He can please middle-voters in Iowa or nobody if he chooses.
Since the legislature won’t do it, I’ve just filed another citizen’s initiative to lower the state income tax.
Polis emailed all state employees again to thank those who had already “volunteered” and to extend his initial off to encompass up to 32 hours of paid time off for “volunteering” though Jan. 20, 2023.
If you thought the last four years were the most radical of Colorado’s political saga, which they were, you ain’t seen nothing yet.
“I can get out there and say whatever, like our communications department can be making it up. … Sometimes, you can’t be completely honest because there’s a lot of other reasons why behind it.” — Rep. Lisa Cutter, D-Golden.
