Tag: Abortion
Rep. Doug Lamborn pushes CSU to halt HIV research over fetal-tissue...
Undercover videos purporting to expose the illegal sale of human fetal tissue surfaced in July, prompting anti-abortion Republican Rep. Doug Lamborn to launch a public...
Littwin: Cory Gardner and the GOP adopt abortion politics and a...
OK, it wasn't like we weren't warned. But here was the U.S. Senate not only voting on whether to defund Planned Parenthood, but promising...
Colorado Republicans all vote for politically hot, doomed federal anti-abortion bill
Colorado lawmakers in the U.S. House on Wednesday split along party lines on a bill that would ban nearly all late-term abortions across the...
Swing-state Colorado U.S. Congress members clash over latest anti-abortion bill
DENVER — Abortion bills are pouring down on Colorado like spring rain on the Northern Front Range.
First, reproductive-health politics dominated the end of the 2015...
Tim Neville’s anti-abortion mobile clinic crashes into reproductive rights debate
Sen. Tim Neville, R-Littleton, distributed flyers on the Senate floor Thursday announcing that a mobile pregnancy counseling clinic, equipped with ultrasound technology, would be...
GOP blocks birth-control funding for low-income women
A bill to offer low-income women free long-acting reversible birth control failed on party lines in the Republican-controlled Senate kill committee, despite bipartisan efforts to...
Littwin: Overripe ‘Dr. Chaps’ implodes
Like many of you, I'm surprised it took nearly three months for Gordon "Dr. Chaps" Klingenschmitt to finally implode.
I'd have guessed six weeks...
Abortion clinic regulations rejected in Colorado
"I don't understand the point of the ultrasound requirement other than to somehow guilt a woman into changing her mind."
Littwin: See that? Republicans all about abortion, again
As you know, Sen. Mark Uterus is no longer in the Senate. In losing to Cory Gardner last November, Mark, uh, Udall was mocked...
And they’re off: Colorado General Assembly Opening Day
Colorado's General Assembly kicked off its 70th session in classic Colorado style -- so bipartisan it’s hard to say who’s walking onto the court with the upper hand.