Jan 2, 2018
When we read numerous headlines that Gov. Hickenlooper had pledged to keep Washington from meddling in Colorado’s affairs and that he would block the efforts of those “half-cocked” Beltway bureaucrats who even tried, we were almost over-joyed. Until we actually read...
Jan 1, 2018
To say that 2017 was a crazy year for news would be an understatement. Between the faux scandals Democrats cooked up to try to discredit President Trump to the actual scandals of the Democratic Party, the 2017 news cycle was unpredictable and frenetic. We doubt it...
Dec 29, 2017
In a less-shocking-than-you-might-expect move, state Sen. Cheri Jahn freed herself from the drudgery of being a Democratic legislator and announced she planned to leave the party and register as an unaffiliated legislator. Jahn has never been one to carry water for...
Dec 29, 2017
While most of the world is preoccupied with Christmas presents and New Years Eve parties this month, the 2018 campaign cycle continues to grind on, with another fundraising quarter ending on December 31st. While this lull in press coverage and general interest plays...
Dec 28, 2017
A Denver Post editorial evokes the Gold King “epic blunder” (of the Obama administration, least we forget) to criticize the agency’s present efforts to make Superfund actually work. It doesn’t appear to be the actual recommendations to fix Superfund that the Post has...
