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Hundreds of Denver students demand Tay Anderson’s name removed from their diplomas
An online petition calling for Denver Public Schools to remove board member Tay Anderson’s name from recently issued diplomas is collecting signatures faster than we can keep up with the total. The initial goal was set at 200 signatures when launched Thursday, but...
Tay Anderson says his vote tonight for new school boss is for the children
Tay Anderson didn’t really step away from his duties as a member of the Denver Public School board until after investigations into dozens of sexual abuse allegations against him are completed, as he and media headlines have indicated. Anderson was only talking about...
Biden must take action against Russia in response to JBS beef and other cyber attacks
The real victims in cyber terrorist attacks from Russia aren’t just the gas pipeline company targeted last month or the JBS meat processing company headquartered in Greeley hit this week. The Russians caused a short-term energy crisis along the entire East Coast and...
Aurora Mayor Coffman wins legal challenge against radical council measure
A district judge has ruled in favor of Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman and blocked a local law aimed at banning him and all elected officials from volunteering or working in any other campaigns. The preliminary injunction against the campaign measure is a victory for the...
In case you missed it: ‘Democrats gaslight Coloradans on transportation funding’
The Denver Post actually printed an op/ed authored by state Republican lawmakers criticizing a Democrat scheme to hike taxes in the name of transportation, but then spend most of the money under the vague category of climate injustice. The Post gave it a right punchy...
Biden puts kabash on Canadian drug imports, Polis’s promise left in the dust
The Biden administration says it’s in no rush and there's not even an actual timeline for FDA approval to allow states including Colorado to import cheaper drugs from Canada. So that pretty much puts the kabash on Jared Polis's campaign promise back in September 2019...
Denver’s new school superintendent gets off to an awkward start
Alex Marrero is off to an awkward start as the choice of Denver Public Schools to be their new superintendent. The school board announced Marrero as their pick last week just two days before the New Yorker was named in a federal lawsuit. Then came the bombshell Denver...
Tay Anderson won’t resign from DPS board, but pledges to avoid school events
Tay Anderson announced late Sunday he won’t resign as a Denver Public School board member in light of the extraordinary allegation that he sexually harassed or assaulted 62 minors. Anderson will stop going to school events and attending other duties outside of school...
Tay Anderson facing scores of new sexual assault allegations against immigrant minors
In a bombshell Friday night news dump, the Denver Post reported DPS School Board member Tay Anderson is facing scores of new sexual assault allegations. The accusations reportedly involve minor DPS students, with the youngest accuser being 14 years old. The...
New Rochelle didn’t want him, yet Denver hired him as the new school boss
When Denver Public Schools announced this week that Alex Marrero was their choice for superintendent, the New Yorker made hair jokes and talked about leading schools through a pandemic. What Marrero didn’t joke about was his lack of experience as a superintendent, the...









