Would you let members of the opposing football team pick your quarterback? Do you think liberal dark money has a place in our Republican Primaries? In 2016, Colorado voters approved Propositions 107 and 108, which reestablished a presidential primary in Colorado and allowed unaffiliated voters to participate in political party primary elections. This has been disastrous … More Liberty Scorecard Team Endorses Effort to Close the Colorado Open Primary

What does our government do when they overspend on a program? Conduct an audit? Rein in expenses? Reduce the scope? If you’re the Colorado Legislature, you simply try to pass a bill that allows you to tap a different piggybank and write an I.O.U. that says you’ll repay the money at some point. Maybe. SB283 breaks … More SB283: Cash Fund (In)Solvency

HB21-1321 is the perfect example of how a bill title rarely reflects what’s actually in the bill. This bill will require additional language in the “blue book” designed to scare voters into rejecting ballot measures that will lower taxes. For those measures that will increase taxes, the language will highlight the “benefits” and “improvements” that will … More HB21-1321: Voter Transparency(?) in Ballot Measures

SB261: Public Utilities Commission Encourage Renewable Energy GenerationThis bill expands exemptions for renewable energy providers to the detriment of oil & gas producers. Senator Stephen Fenberg (D) sponsored this bill. He wants to put oil and gas out of business in Colorado. SB264: Adopt Programs Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions UtilitiesSenator Chris Hansen (D) is joined by Senator … More “Gang Green” Introduces 3 New Bills