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Wiretap: We all already live in Hillary-land, or not
Despite what everyone may think or say, Hillary Clinton isn't a sure thing to run away with the Democratic nomination in 2016. History shows it almost never happens the way it seems like it will happen.
Garcia to tour state veteran, homeless facilities
It's a worthy trip -- and a great congressional campaign warm up tour, maybe!
Eye on the Delegation: In the wake of the shutdown and...
How did members of the Colorado delegation respond in the wake of yesterday's vote to end the standoff? They all voted for the deal, except Fifth District Republican Doug Lamborn, a member of the so-called suicide caucus.
Nation’s farm bill expires, critical programs shutter as government shuts down
DENVER -- On Monday, as House Republicans determined to defund the Affordable Care Act steered the federal government toward shut down, the limping extension of the now-five-year-old law that governs the nation’s farm policy expired.
Shutdown looms: Everyone loses, but some lose more than others
Obama's show of backbone changes the stakes in the government shutdown game. If Republicans don't get the new rules, we could be in for a long siege.
Politics of disaster relief catch up with Colorado Republicans
Already, national media outlets are pointing out that Colorado's four Republican congressmen voted against disaster relief funding for Hurricane Sandy victims in January.
RedState Sweating Immigration Debate: Will GOP lawmakers cave?
On Monday, Capitol Hill shuttered for a five-week recess. That means lawmaker visits to local wind-power factories, stent-maker shops, pancake joints and craft-beer pubs. It also means town halls!
‘No Personhood’ Colorado campaign cautions against big government
DENVER-- A rally hosted here Thursday on the steps of the capitol by this year's "No Personhood Campaign" featured speakers who decried government intervention into citizens' private lives and admonished overreaching political activists who would tap the organs of the state to solve perceived social ills.
DeGette seeks to win permanent health insurance for seasonal firefighters
U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette is moving forward with a bill she introduced Tuesday that would extend health insurance coverage to seasonal firefighters and their families.
More than 2 million comments collected in support of EPA’s new...
Conservation groups announced Thursday that they have collected more than 2 million comments — almost 50,000 of them from Coloradans — supporting this week's landmark ruling by a federal appeals court that upheld the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s proposed rules for greenhouse gases.