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An activist group called Denver Homeless Out Loud managed to gather 9,000 petition signatures to get Initiative 300 on Denver’s ballot in May.…
Senate Bill 181 is the latest attempt by special interests to impose stringent regulations on the oil and gas industry. An earlier attempt, In…
The blizzard last week hit parts of El Paso County hard. Fortunately, our county roads folks were out here, even in far eastern El Paso County…
HB 1032, Colorado’s sex education bill, is easily the most controversial bill this session — and for good reason. It’s rare that a bill so dir…
Colorado Springs is one of the best places in America to live, and we pride ourselves in developing local solutions. We have come together to …
“It’s just too bad,” he said, “there’s so much history being lost.”
Like a lot of Coloradans, I was not born here. I moved from California to Colorado 20 years ago for a fresh start and to escape the increasing…
The red-flag gun bill is quite the hot topic in Colorado. But gun control is always a fight waiting to happen. Let’s look at both sides.
We are less than three months into 2019, and there have already been teacher strikes in Denver, Los Angeles, Oakland and throughout West Virgi…
I’ll start out with a question: How many of you who are reading this know someone who has attempted or died by suicide? I suspect there was a …
The clean energy movement got a big jumpstart recently with the unveiling of the “Green New Deal.” And even as critics took aim at the plan’s …
Five years after the debut of recreational marijuana commercialization in Colorado, it’s time for our state to take the next step to protect kids.
Train travel is entirely another world of transportation that all Coloradans (and Springers) should experience. All of us are too plugged in, …
Last Sunday was Bloody Sunday. The title is an annual commemoration of the beginning of the Selma to Montgomery march – an important demonstra…
Latinos number at least 60 million in the U.S. We surpassed African Americans as the largest minority long ago. There are a lot of us, but in …
There’s nothing new about politicians making unrealistic promises and preposterous claims while pandering to voters to win elections. But it s…
Have you heard about the Battle of the Bike Lanes? It looks like the contentious local issue is heating up again. Instead of our usual partisa…
Our Founding Fathers created the Senate to make sure each state has equal representation in our national government. The Senate would act as a…
For 26 years, the U.S. Air Force Academy’s National Character and Leadership Symposium (NCLS) has been challenging and inspiring audiences fro…
Progressives can offer utopian public policy with utmost sincerity and conviction because they live in a fantasy-world unbound by reality and …
A state-funded study out of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment — released on a Friday in the hopes of avoiding attention…
The United States Air Force Academy is about to kick off its National Character and Leadership Symposium (NCLS). Being a long-time professor a…
The Colorado Freedom Institute represents the interests of thousands of Coloradans who oppose the scheme which would be created by Senate Bill…
Despite a lot of hand wringing from globalists, President Trump’s tariffs are working. One year after the first tariffs were imposed, U.S. man…
Identity politics exhaust me. Toxic forces push stereotypes that make “people of color’ afraid. Malevolent forces also push stereotypes that a…