- He’s been the designated heckler at congressional baseball games and a cheerleader for getting humans to Mars. Now Rep. Ed Perlmutter prepares to move on.
- The Affordable and Secure Food Act would provide H-2A visas for year-round jobs and clarify protections for workers, among other things.
- Their testimony was part of a hearing with the members of the House Oversight and Reform Committee on the rise of anti-LGBTQ violence.
- This is the first child for Robin Pringle Hickenlooper, 44. Sen. Hickenlooper, 70, has a son from a previous marriage.
- The defense policy bill passed the House in a 350-80 vote. It now heads to the Senate.
- The bill to protect same-sex and interracial marriages now heads to the president’s desk.
- Can an expanded Child Tax Credit get done by the end of the year? Democratic lawmakers hope so.
- Rep.-elects Yadira Caraveo and Brittany Pettersen recently wrapped up a whirlwind two weeks of orientation at the U.S. Capitol.
- He was elected chair of the Democratic Policy and Communication Committee, the communications arms for House Democrats.
- The recount must be finished by Dec. 13. Frisch has filed paperwork to run again in 2024.
- Colorado Sens. Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper both voted to codify protections for same-sex and interracial marriage into federal law.
- Congress’s end-of-year to-do list is pretty long. And Colorado Congress members hope some of their priorities cross the finish line before the end-of-the-year deadline.
- Previously, Boebert tweeted that parents should take their kids to church and not drag bars, and that drag queens should stay out of her district.
- In the wake of the LGBTQ club shooting, Colorado's elected representatives voiced their shock and condemnation of the attack.
- While a recount won't happen until December, Rep. Boebert took to Twitter Thursday night to declare victory.
- Yes, we know what happened Tuesday, but we're still not changing the name of the podcast.
