Gaines: Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser on Trump directives vs. his Red Flag Law position
I saw a recent CPR article about the conflict between Trump’s directives on immigration and Colorado’s sanctuary state laws.
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McKenna: Courts will likely decide birthright citizenship, but better route would be constitutional amendment
Colorado recently joined twenty-one other states in suing the federal government over President Trump’s Executive Order ending birthright citizenship.
Sengenberger: Wannabe guv Jena Griswold stumbles into announcing
Secretary of State Jena Griswold wants Colorado voters to make her governor. While the state’s top campaign finance cop hasn’t thrown a swanky launch party yet, she’s already announced her run — allegedly by breaking the very rules she’s supposed to enforce.
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York: Trump’s first 100 hours was a shock to the system
It’s a long tradition in American politics to evaluate a president by what he has accomplished in his first 100 days in office. Like so many other traditions of the presidency, Donald Trump has changed that. In his second term, he has been moving so fast on so many policy fronts that it will take a while to digest what he has done in the first 100 hours.
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Garbo: When taxation becomes extortion, we should expose the abuse of power in Colorado’s budget crisis
Taxation, at its core, is meant to serve a noble purpose. Governments levy taxes to fund essential services, protect citizens, and ensure the infrastructure of a functioning society.
Shamblin: President Trump pardons pro-life political prisoners for crime of peacefully protesting
In a monumental victory for the pro-life movement and justice itself, President Donald J. Trump has officially pardoned several pro-life political prisoners who were unjustly persecuted for their unwavering defense of the unborn.
Walcher: Is government going to the DOGE?
A lot of jokes about Elon Musk are making the rounds, in light of his new role in identifying government waste, fraud and abuse.
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Barkoukis: NYT blasted for ‘insane’ take on terrorist designation of cartels
Social media users did a double take this week on a New York Times headline reacting to President Trump’s recent executive order designating certain cartels as global terrorists and foreign terrorist organizations.
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Devotional: Wearing the ‘Armor of Humility’ as a leader
Genuine confidence can sometimes feel like a rare gem in a world filled with pride and arrogance.
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Browning: Gov. Polis should focus on being governor for all, not just for Front Range special interests
Colorado Parks and Wildlife senior staff in Denver told the joint Senate and House Agriculture and Natural Resource Committee that their lack of transparency and secrecy is because of their local field staff having been threatened, followed and harassed as they perform the 2025 wolf reintroduction operations.