Monthly Archives: September 2011

Garfield County has developed a proposed budget for 2012 that projects a shortfall of about $7 million, with expenditures of $120 million and revenues of $113 million. However, the county is expected to have a fund balance of about $107 … Continue reading →

DENVER— Today, the Secretary of State’s Office announced that Proposition 103, a Democrat led tax hike initiative, has enough signatures to appear on the ballot.  Speaker of the House Frank McNulty, R-Highlands Ranch, released the following statement regarding the Democrat … Continue reading →

Colorado’s GOP Central Committee gave final approval this weekend for its preliminary caucuses to be held on Feb. 7, 2012. Based on the current calendar approved by the national political parties, that would place the Colorado caucus one day following … Continue reading →

- It’s been said a thousand times: Congress had to pass President Obama’s  health care law in order to find out what’s in it. But, despite the repetitiveness, the level of shock from each new discovery never seems to recede. … Continue reading →

Elections have consequences. Take the recent overreach of Tim Purdon, the President Barack Obama-appointed U.S. attorney in North Dakota. Elections have consequences. Take the recent overreach of Tim Purdon, the President Barack Obama-appointed U.S. attorney in North Dakota. Last year, … Continue reading →

In a press conference call to reporters this morning Colorado Republican chairman Ryan Call said President Barack Obama’s visit to Denver later this afternoon is not about jobs and getting Coloradans back to work, but instead, a mere campaign stop … Continue reading →

Solar Decathalon Sign Powered by Gas Generator Americans are catching on to the absurdity of the far Left’s “greening” of our economy. In some cases, like the Solyndra scandal, it amounts to the Taxpayer cash being flushed away on economically … Continue reading →

ballot question: $3 billion colorado tax increase……. Ballots will be mailed automatically to all active registered voters. =The deadline for registering as a new voter is a week from today, Oct. 3rd. =The deadline to change voter information online is … Continue reading →

  A plan by Colorado Republicans to move up their 2012 presidential caucuses to the day after the Iowa caucus has won final approval. The Republican Central Committee voted Saturday to move the caucus from March 6 to Feb. 7. … Continue reading →