Penry plan to abolish energy office is not good for Colorado
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Josh Penry’s suggestion that it might be time to abolish the Governor’s Energy Office (GEO) may backfire. Rather than exposing a “silo of patronage,” his remark has brought attention to “the single brightest light in our... [read full story]
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