A fractivist-led recall effort has failed, plus Colorado Peak Politics reminds us that Obamacare was one of the biggest tax hikes in history. And more:

Remember the crazy fractivist who made threatening suggestions against oil and gas workers in a published letter to the editor? Now he's suing for slander.

Democrat establishminty candidate Jason Crow raised about $300,000 in his congressional race -- but less than $10,000 was from the actual district.

Perlmutter's exit from the race signifies a shift left for Colorado's Democratic party. He's tired and didn't think he could see a path to victory. Also, does this mean that only rich guys can run for office coughPoliscough? (video halfway down the post entitled "Do you have to be rich to run for state office?"). State Rep.

It is reported that Rep. Ed Perlmutter will officially drop out of the gubernatorial race later this morning. And does Jared Polis have a split personality?

Politico published a piece about how conservative principles failed in the management of Colorado Springs and The Gazette fired back.

Boulderites have found a new windmill to tilt at - plastic disposable straws. Seriously. Of all the problems facing the world . . .

Joe Neguse is solidifying support among the Democratic establishment for CD 2, so groveling to the power-brokers may be gun grabber Ken Toltz' only hope.

Congressman Jared Polis made sure to exploit Independence Day by reminding us all that he's running for Governor and talking about renewable energy. Jack Graham will decide if he's joining the Republican primary for governor. When there's so much talk of paid protesters smart political staffers wouldn't be front and center during the protests, however, not every staffer is