In response to questions asked of him and his office, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser on Wednesday provided Jimmy Sengenberger – Gazette columnist, as well as columnist for Colorado Politics, 710KNUS-Denver radio host, and Washington Examiner contributor and Examiner-affiliated Jimmy at the Crossroads webshow host – with a statement concerning the sexual assault allegations against […]

Around 7:10 p.m. Saturday, Denver Public Schools board member and BLM leader Tay Anderson announced he is “stepping back from everyday board functions until the completion of the independent investigation” into grave, new sexual assault allegations against him.  The new allegations come two months after the group BLM5280 accused him of past sexual assaults. On […]

In July 1722, James Franklin, publisher of The New-England Courant, was jailed for publishing something offensive to the government. At that time, James wasn’t a fan of his 16-year-old kid brother, Benjamin, writing for him. To get around James’s annoyance, Ben would write under the pseudonym Silence Dogood. With big brother jailed, Ben did what […]

One week ago today, Senate Democrat leader Steve Fenberg introduced Senate Bill 250 to make it harder for Coloradans to recall elected officials, as permitted by the state constitution since 1912. SB21-250 also amends a number of other election matters, including many minor changes and some notable ones. Overall, the legislation is a mixed bag […]

When it comes to campaign finance complaints, Secretary of State Jena Griswold 2021 seems to forget Griswold 2019. Contrary to her past pledges and the law, she is now a “Final Decision Maker.” According to a December 2020 memorandum, Griswold is one of four Final Decision Makers on campaign finance complaints, along with her deputy, […]