Colorado

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—July 26

By Ed Whelan July 26, 2022

Barely four months after reiterating that abrogation of the state’s common-law sovereign immunity is a matter for the legislature, not for the courts, the Oklahoma supreme court . . .

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Pain Beyond the Pump: Democrats’ Climate Agenda Threatens to Destroy State Budgets

By Isaac Schorr July 19, 2022

Several swing states rely on the oil and gas industry to fill their coffers. Green-energy policies would upend their budgets, with no fix in sight.

Boebert Fends Off Primary Challenge from More-Moderate Opponent

By Brittany Bernstein June 28, 2022

Boebert led Coram by nearly 30 points with more than 75 percent of the vote in on Tuesday evening.

Republican Joe O’Dea Defeats Far-Right Candidate in Colorado Senate Primary Despite Dem Meddling

By Brittany Bernstein June 28, 2022

O’Dea prevailed over Colorado state representative Ron Hanks, the latter of whom Democrats attempted to boost strategically.

Joe O’Dea Wins Colorado GOP Primary after Democrats Spent Millions Boosting GOP Rival

By John McCormack June 28, 2022

In the Colorado Senate primary, Joe O’Dea defeats Ron Hanks.

Pro-Abortion Extremists Set Colorado Pregnancy Center on Fire following Roe Reversal

By Caroline Downey June 26, 2022

Colorado police and the FBI are investigating the incident and searching for the perpetrators.

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Running Dry in the American West

By Shawn Regan June 23, 2022

One way or another, people there will need to use less water.

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Joe O’Dea Senate Campaign Files Charges over Anonymous Mailers

By Dan McLaughlin June 17, 2022

Dirty tricks cross the line into lawbreaking in a race where Democrats are promoting a ‘Stop the Steal’ Republican.

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Democrats Spend Big to Promote a ‘Stop the Steal’ Republican in Colorado

By Dan McLaughlin June 10, 2022

Democrats are once again pouring money into a GOP primary to support a candidate who they claim is a threat to democracy.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—May 20

By Ed Whelan May 20, 2022

What’s one way to deal with unhelpful precedent? Just ignore it entirely, as Justice Kennedy’s majority opinion in Romer v. Evans does.