“It is a bipartisan issue of law and order, ensuring that bad actors can’t use technology to evade background checks and serialization laws,” Rep. Andrew Boesenecker said.

An executive from the Caring for Denver Foundation, which receives a portion of the city’s sales tax, spent more than $3,000 of taxpayer money to buy expensive alcoholic drinks, auditors found.

The banner says, ‘Make America Safe Again.’

Carr has raised questions about the talk show exemption and whether it should stand.

The judge said the White House had “extended its violence on its own citizens.”

The annual gathering of governors has traditionally been a show of bipartisanship.

In a statement Wednesday evening, Gov. Jared Polis’ spokeswoman Ally Sullivan said he “opposed the contradictory and troublesome family law provisions in the legislation.”