White House emails reportedly tie Tina Peters prison sentence to Colorado funding cuts
State officials believe a late-night email and brainstorming call was proof of presidential retaliation.
State officials believe a late-night email and brainstorming call was proof of presidential retaliation.
John Eastman’s name doesn’t appear in Donald Trump’s latest executive orders, but his fingerprints are all over them.
“The President’s mad ramblings do nothing to actually improve election security and in fact undermine trust in our voting systems and election outcomes.”
There are four U.S. Mint production facilities, but only one will produce the controversial coin.
Colorado’s landmark regulations, already repealed, are at the center of federal pushback.
There are travel restrictions to her parole, but expect to see plenty more appearances out of state.
“Some teams had male managers, trainers, or mascots — not athletes.”
Over 250 gatherings are planned around the country, including nine in Colorado.
“They are attacking the governor for showing mercy, and they have put a bullseye on a 70-year-old, nonviolent, first-time offender.”
Trump called Lauren Boebert a weak-minded carpetbagger. She’s still singing his praises.
A parole board must approve conditions for the election denier before she is released.
Many voters are up in arms over the governor granting clemency to election denier Tina Peters.
The former Mesa County Clerk was convicted of a security breach in her own office. Now, her sentence has been cut in half.
“This is in the Bible,” the congresswoman said, blaming the aerial phenomena on portals, fallen angels and the Nephilim.
“The state has a duty to protect Colorado residents from gun violence,” says AG Phil Weiser.
The appeals court upheld her conviction but ordered a resentencing; it denied a rehearing.
Trump and MAGA allies said security flaws exposed by the incident prove the need for a new secure ballroom at the White House.
“It is not full legalization. It is not the end of reform. But it is still the most meaningful federal cannabis-policy move of our lifetimes so far.”
“Patience is needed, but change is coming. We’re doing a good job.”
After a March 31 presidential order took aim at mail-in voting, readers defended this state’s elections.
“The president’s unlawful executive order threatens the right to vote for millions of Colorado voters — Democrat, Republican or Unaffiliated — who use mail ballots.”
The order requires the Department of Homeland Security and Social Security Administration to compile a list of voting-age citizens living in each state.