Colorado’s landscape for concealed carry permits is set for a significant transformation with the introduction and passage of House Bill 24-1174.
Hardin: Understanding Colorado House Bill 24-1174, a shift in concealed carry training Read More »
Conservatives have awakened to a new political landscape, and it’s becoming clear that Trump is the leader they need to navigate through it.
Ganahl: Trump’s Got This Read More »
Vice presidential candidate J.D. Vance says people without kids should pay higher taxes.
Guida: How J.D. Vance brought the Culture War to helping kids Read More »
Scripture is full of stories about paralyzed and lame individuals being healed, but one story has always stood out for me. That’s because it seems so cruel.
Sullivan: Stop laying around and get off the couch Read More »
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. won applause at the Libertarian presidential convention in May by criticizing government lockdowns and deficit spending, and saying America shouldn’t police the world.
Stossel: What RFK Jr. says about government spending and debt Read More »
She is the Mariano Rivera of politics. She’s lights-out. She’s charismatic, fascinating, quick on her feet, charming. She is, in the words of the legacy media, a historic candidate
What kind of presidential candidate raises money to keep violent criminals out of jail? It’s a question that Vice President Kamala Harris needs to answer.
In the pantheon of political events, Joe Biden’s belated decision to become the first sitting President since Lyndon B. Johnson to not seek re-election was about as surprising as the advent of the sunrise at dawn.
Sloan: With Biden out and Harris in, don’t toll the victory bell just yet Read More »
On this Colorado Day, I remember the 1970s when our local radio station would open its morning show by playing The Colorado Song: “If I had a wagon, I would go to Colorado,” praising a state known for “Rocky Mountain peaks, climbing up to the sky” and inhabited by “folks who are rugged and bold!”
Hillman: ‘The Colorado Song’ recalls a better time and place Read More »
President Joe Biden is scheduled to make a live address to the nation tonight at 9 p.m. That is a violation of his plan “to stop scheduling events after 8 p.m. so that he can get more sleep,” according to news reports earlier this month when he was still struggling to hold on to the Democratic nomination. But it is extremely important that he stay up and tell the public what is going on.
York: Joe Biden owes the country an explanation Read More »
