Opinion

Sorry you’re hungry kids, the governor doesn’t believe in welfare

Biden’s oil policies

More guns in schools, pool for legislative clerks and more

The move by the Colorado Supreme Court to remove former President Donald Trump from the ballot of the March 5 Republican presidential primary there and the general election should he be nominated in Nov. 2024 is causing Republicans including his opponents to predictably circle the wagons around Trump, and it appears to be causing fissures among Democrats as well who see the move will only help Trump.

Hilgers on new gun law

Legislative leaders want to change the way they do business

First Noel

No more work from home? Is hybrid the answer?

This week in the House, I supported a resolution empowering a full inquiry into President Biden’s interactions with his family’s foreign business dealings. Records obtained by the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability reveal the Biden family and their business associates have received over $20 million in payments from entities in foreign countries including Russia, China, and Ukraine dating back to 2013.The payments, alongside President Biden’s official actions and use of alias email addresses during his time as Vice President and possible efforts by his administration to disrupt criminal investigations into his son Hunter, demand further investigation and oversight empowered by this resolution.

Some question sustainability of Education Future Fund