State Agency Has Paid Planned Parenthood $3 Million Since 2008 Despite Lack of Regulation
By: Precious Watson (Diary) | April 25th at 12:30 PM |
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) has claimed to have no relationship with Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains (PPRM), but Media Trackers Colorado has discovered over 500 pages of receipts from the CDPHE to PPRM, totaling $3,118,486.14 since 2008. Hundreds of pages of documentation record dealings between the Planned Parenthood affiliate and CDPHE since fiscal year 2008. Individual reimbursements from the department range | Read More »
Colorado House Pursues Backdoor Expansion of Teachers Union Power
By: Precious Watson (Diary) | April 23rd at 12:00 PM |
The Colorado legislature has taken up House Bill 1257 (HB 1257), which appears to be an attempt to empower teachers unions in the state. The proposed “Developing Local-level Educator Evaluation Systems” bill states that any school district seeking to provide an employee evaluation system must work with a local teachers union or association to do so. If implemented, HB 1257 would essentially once again inject teachers | Read More »
Partisan Bill Allowing Voter Preregistration By 16-Year-Olds Moves Through Colorado General Assembly
By: Precious Watson (Diary) | April 10th at 05:30 PM |
House Bill 1135 (HB 1135), which would allow 16- and 17-year-olds to preregister to vote in Colorado, has turned into a one-sided attempt by Democrats to boost youth registration in the state despite proponents’ claims of bipartisanship with a goal of fair and accessible elections. While over 85 individual lobbyists and consulting groups have signed on to HB 1135, the only supporters of the bill | Read More »
Colorado’s Citizens Provide $10 Million in Funds to Planned Parenthood Between 2009-2012
By: Precious Watson (Diary) | April 3rd at 01:30 PM |
The Colorado Constitution clearly states that public funding of abortion is forbidden, but four separate Colorado state departments are listed as financially supporting the most public advocate for abortion in the state. Planned Parenthood Rocky Mountains (PPRM) has received $10 million from the state between fiscal years 2009 and 2012. Upon request, state department receipts documenting the payments have been released to Media Trackers Colorado. | Read More »
Senator Johnston Finally Unveils School Finance Act to Taxpayers
By: Precious Watson (Diary) | March 27th at 06:00 PM |
Colorado State Senator Mike Johnston (D-Denver), a former Obama Administration educational advisor, recently began to roll back the curtain on his proposed public school finance overhaul. The School Finance Act (SB 213), which has successfully moved out of committee and could be scheduled for a full vote at any time, includes a $1 billion tax increase and controversial enrollment formulas. Though the bill has been in | Read More »
Colorado Planned Parenthood Clinics Not Regulated By Standard State Health and Medical Guidelines
By: Precious Watson (Diary) | March 18th at 05:00 PM |
Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains (PPRM), which currently faces a lawsuit in Colorado for malpractice and health standard violations, is not licensed or regulated as a health clinic under Colorado state policy. A Media Trackers investigation has revealed and PPRM has confirmed that while individual PPRM doctors and nurses are certified at the state level, the clinics themselves only meet federal level standards and | Read More »
Planned Parenthood Clinic Faces Lawsuit Claiming Negligence, Battery
By: Precious Watson (Diary) | March 5th at 05:00 PM |
A doctor at Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains allegedly performed an abortion with no anesthesia against the will of Colorado Springs resident Ayanna Byer, according to charges in a lawsuit Byer filed on February 6. Byer’s suit brings claims of negligence, battery, uninformed consent, false imprisonment, extreme and outrageous conduct (emotional distress), and breach of fiduciary duty against the Planned Parenthood facility and a doctor identified | Read More »
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