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Wiretap: The problem we’re facing with North Korea is not that...

Now that North Korea has launched an ICBM that could reach Alaska, and possibly Hawaii, the biggest concern should not be that its leader,...

Worried about your safety? You can keep your personal voter info...

If you’re a voter in Colorado there are some things you should know. Colorado’s secretary of state, Wayne Williams, plans to give publicly available...

Trump’s voter fraud task force wants personal information of Colorado voters

A new task force created by President Donald Trump to investigate voter fraud has asked Colorado's secretary of state to turn over personal information about...

Wiretap: A border wall, golfing and voter fraud, black sites, and...

So, we should have taken Donald Trump both seriously and literally during the presidential campaign. He just signed executive orders to block Syrian refugees from coming...

Zombie voter bites Jon Keyser’s U.S. Senate bid in Colorado

  File this one under “One thing a Republican candidate never wants to see”: A dead voter’s signature on a petition to get him on...

Wiretap: Looking at de Blasio

In the wake of the killings of two New York City police officers, the rift between the mayor the police union may make it...

O’Keefe uncovers hypothetical support for hypothetical voter fraud

  Conservative political poltergeist James O'Keefe's mustache-glue gambit aired its big payoff this week in a YouTube video that ostensibly catches staffers for Greenpeace and Work for...

Two down, two to go in SOS Scott Gessler’s voter fraud...

  Half the voter fraud cases prosecuted in Colorado have now been dropped before trial. Eighteenth Judicial District Attorney George Brauchler’s office has dismissed...

Wiretap: Colorado judge casts wary eye on state marriage ban

District Court Judge Scott Crabtree has become the latest black-robed skeptic of arguments leveled in court against gay marriage. The state's gay marriage ban can't really be about procreation, he said.

Lone prosecutor in Gessler anti-vote-fraud campaign drops first case

  The charge has been dropped in what’s believed to be the first voter fraud case set for trial since Secretary of State Scott Gessler...
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