 | Here’s a recap of our best stories from the last seven days, authored by the Colorado Politics staff. | |
 | Voices drive the conversation under the gold dome in Denver, where laws and policies are written and only the loudest get heard. | |
 | Joey Bunch: "In the upcoming session, legislators will again try to hammer out a way to encourage people to save their own treasure, so I don't have to give them more of mine." | |
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 | Joey Bunch: "Like politics, religion and extramarital sex ... health care isn't quite that simple, especially for the poor." | |
 | No one needs to tell Nancy Lewis what the rise in partisanship at the State Capitol has done to policy making. | |
 | Sen. Baca says she won’t rest until the number of Latino lawmakers more closely resembles the state’s ethnic makeup. | |
 | Ernest Luning: Colorado voters are going to begin doing something they haven’t done in 20 years: cast ballots in a presidential primary. | |
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 | Marianne Goodland: Colorado lawmakers — except perhaps during the heat of the primary season — are proud of being bipartisan. | |
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