Coffman Gets An Earful About Gun Control At Town Hall
The first question of the evening: Would Coffman stop accepting money from the NRA? Similar questions just kept coming.
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Read moreHere's Tonight's Colorado Guest List For The State Of The Union
Read moreEvery member of Congress gets an extra seat for the annual State of the Union address. Some take their spouses, others take people who want to make a political statement.
VA Gets A Fresh Grilling From Congress Over Aurora Hospital
Read moreWhen the hospital opens, it will have about half as many primary care exam rooms as the one it replaces, and no PTSD treatment facilities.
Sessions Move On Marijuana Stirs Swift Reaction In Colorado
Read moreA billion-dollar industry in Colorado finds itself on shaky ground after AG Sessions makes a move that contradicts what he once said to senators.
Colorado Delegation Splits Along Party Lines For GOP Tax Bill Votes
Read moreThe $1.5 trillion package would provide steep tax cuts for businesses and the wealthy and more modest cuts for middle- and low-income families.
GOP Tax Reform Stirs Both Ire And Applause In Colorado
Read moreWhile the GOP is nearing the votes it needs for passage without support from Democrats, the measure remains divisive.
Coffman Wants Congress To Act On DACA While There's Still Time
Read moreThe Aurora Republican co-signed a letter to House Speaker Paul Ryan calling for a permanent solution for young undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children.
Coffman Presses For BRIDGE Act Vote Ahead Of Trump Action On DACA
Read moreThe BRIDGE Act would give the force of law to protection from deportation under DACA, which was created by executive order during the Obama Administration.
For Rep. Mike Coffman, Health Care Is Still The Talk Of The Town Hall
Read moreCoffman stressed his ideas for health care reform, his displeasure for Trump’s tweeting and how to move forward on immigration reform in a wide-ranging town hall.
After Shooting, Rep. Coffman Raises Concerns About Security Away From Capitol Hill
Read moreA gunman opened fire on Republican members of Congress and their staff, prompting Aurora's Coffman to call for a review of security.
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