That ever-present nanny who lurks around the Capitol just waiting to take away personal liberties has struck again! This time, the nanny is one step closer to taking away your right to use your cell phone while driving.
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Follow this topic by RSSSheriffs say ban on texting while driving will be tough to enforce
A Face the State Staff Report
June 26, 2009House Bill 1094, which bans texting while driving, is set to go into effect December 1, 2009. But local sheriffs across the state are skeptical of the bill's impact, saying it will be "extremely difficult" to enforce.
FTS Humor: Obey. Or Else.
Face The State Humor
April 24, 2009By Andrew Ripemoff
We’ve been really busy here lately at the Colorado Department of How to Run Your Life, where our philosophy is, "If we let people make their own decisions, they’ll just screw it up."
Left and Right unite to say no transit condemnation power
A Face the State Staff Report
April 15, 2009During a House debate Tuesday over Senate Bill 94, which would create a new transit bureaucracy within the Colorado Department of Transportation for "planning, development, operation, and integration of transit and rail into the statewide transportation system,” an amendment was offered that would deny the new division condemnation authority over private property on the eastern plains.
The nanny strikes again
April 8, 2009Democrats vote to gut electoral college
A Face the State Staff Report
March 11, 2009Twenty-five Democrats are co-sponsoring a bill designed to award Colorado's nine electoral votes to future presidential candidates who win a national majority of the popular vote. The legislation is part of the "National Popular Vote" movement.
2/25: Rep. Claire Levy's social engineering
One state legislator sees the law as a tool for social engineering. Do you agree?
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