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Polis and Democrats seize on private property rights with more government control

Polis and Democrats seize on private property rights with more government control

Mar 24, 2023

In his State of the State address this year, Gov. Polis was all about protecting private property rights. “We have to break down government barriers, expand private property rights, and reduce regulations to actually construct more housing to provide housing options...
School board allows police back on campus after shooting, but not to police

School board allows police back on campus after shooting, but not to police

Mar 24, 2023

The Denver School Board spent five hours meeting behind closed doors after the shooting of two employees by a student who later committed suicide, only to produce a weak, short-term solution to secure high schools from violence. Board members, many of whom are...
Polis insists TikTok needed for government work despite security threats

Polis insists TikTok needed for government work despite security threats

Mar 23, 2023

How can TikTok be so wrong when 150 million American users have downloaded the controversial and highly addictive app banned by federal agencies and at least 20 states? The CEO of TikTok, Shou Zi Chew, tried to convince congressional lawmakers as much during a House...
DIA Chief’s nomination to lead Biden’s FAA hits turbulence, prepares to crash

DIA Chief’s nomination to lead Biden’s FAA hits turbulence, prepares to crash

Mar 23, 2023

Phillip Washington won’t be packing his bags any time soon to depart his job as chief of DIA to head up Joe Biden’s flailing FAA. Washington’s nomination to head the troubled aviation admiration has faced more delays than a Southwest flight at Christmas. Faced with...
Police officers posted at Denver school after today’s shooting. Tay unavailable for comment.

Police officers posted at Denver school after today’s shooting. Tay unavailable for comment.

Mar 22, 2023

Recently we wrote about the growing chorus of frustration from Denver parents and public school advocates over the rise of gun violence across the city that touched East High School killing a 16-year-old student. We wrote that school board members were too busy...
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