This past Saturday, August 17 th , one of the newest grassroots organizations, the El
Paso County Young Republicans, revived an old GOP tradition called the “Teddy
Roastavelt,” as a call back to the more successful days of the party and a promise to
write a new energetic chapter in local Republican politics.
Sorensen: From barn to ballot, Young Republicans stoke the fire at ‘Teddy Roastavelt’ Read More »
The United States’ continued funding of the Ukraine-Russia war is set to be a key issue in the 2024 presidential race, raising questions about whether Colorado Gov. Jared Polis is positioning himself for a spot on the Democratic National Convention’s presidential ticket.
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We have discovered, over these last few months, that even the surname “Kennedy” is no longer adequate insulation against the ire of the current Democratic Party. Stalwart party loyalists and an unsympathetic media never much cared for Robert F. Kennedy Jr’s quixotic attempt to unseat President Biden anyway, but his withdrawal from the race and subsequent endorsement of Donald Trump proved almost too much for some of the more hysteria-prone out there.
Sloan: RFK Jr.’s Trump endorsement redefines the Kennedy legacy Read More »
The left’s politicization of health and fitness drove would-be leftist voters into a dissident ecosystem receptive to Kennedy’s message.
Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris has avoided addressing whether she supports transgender surgeries for minors—a far-left position that most Americans do not support. Yet a number of LGBTQ groups that endorse attempted gender transition procedures for children are eagerly backing Harris and her running mate Tim Walz.
For three-plus years now, a constant topic of conversation among most sentient observers of the American political scene has been, “Who do you really think is actually running the White House?” Susan Rice? Barack Obama? Lately, Jill Biden? Who?
Grice: The last person in the room caused this nightmare in America Read More »
When John Edwards exited the 2008 primary race to let Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama battle for the nomination while he tended to his, um, home life, he memorably declared he was stepping aside “so that history can blaze its path.”
Berger: Democrats Can’t Turn Kamala Harris into the Next Obama Read More »
Cyril Northcote Parkinson was a famed British naval historian (I mean really, just try to make up a snootier British name) who died in 1993.
Caldara: Denver’s record high homeless entirely predictable Read More »
In a close election, everything matters. Just ask Hillary Clinton about taking Wisconsin and Michigan for granted in 2016.
Hillman: For Trump to win, he must be disciplined Read More »
With the closing ceremony now in the rearview, we can declare an official winner of the Olympics: Title IX.
