Californians have long sought to reopen the legal agreements governing the Colorado River, because Los Angeles desperately needs more water. Why wouldn’t some future presidential candidate be tempted simply to give it to them?
The AQCC is an independent regulatory body answerable only to Colorado law, not to a Governor’s directives attempting to override or circumvent Colorado law.
“There is no other side of what I’m talking about unless you’re going to bring in a white nationalist or something.”–Anti-oppression activist Regan Byrd
Today’s PC police are constantly raising the ante on hypersensitivity in an accelerating competition to manufacture subjective outrage where none objectively exists.
If a recall is going to be a weapon for political victory, not just an expression of anger, it must be objectively winnable.
Proposition CC is the more contentious of the two, asking Coloradans to permanently give up any future tax refunds under the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights, or TABOR.
Its overall thrust is clearly toward greatly curtailing or doing away with single-family neighborhoods.
The current funding in our education system is sufficient, but it’s not being spent the right way.
In a Tweet sent out Friday morning, former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton endorsed incumbent Mayor Michael Hancock for reelection in Denver’s forthcoming runoff election on June 4.
Madison Short, a district student said, “There are more armed security guards in this room than there are in my school.”
They’re just lawmakers whose intentions are good; oh, please don’t let them be misunderstood.
“The state budget is huge and getting bigger each year.”–Michael Fields
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