Colorado Democrats Unveil One-Party Rule Blueprint

Colorado Democrats just announced their plan to lock Republicans out of governing entirely — and they're bragging about it. The Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, the national party's state-level campaign arm, unveiled a strategy Wednesday to capture two-to-one supermajorities in both chambers of the Colorado legislature, targeting 13 House and Senate seats in November's election.

Here's what that means for ordinary Coloradans: if Democrats succeed, your vote becomes theater. A supermajority lets the governing party refer constitutional amendments to voters on a straight party-line vote — no negotiation, no compromise, no input from the minority. It also lets them override a governor's veto without a single vote from the other side. One party, total control, and the structural tools to entrench it.