In the heart of winter, Americans pause to remember one of the nation’s greatest leaders, George Washington. Yet, as the holiday season unfolds, the true essence of Washington’s Birthday often gets lost in the shuffle of modern interpretations.
Reclaiming George Washington’s legacy: The truth behind President’s Day Read More »
Oil and gasoline prices have distinct seasonal patterns, up after the first of the year up until some time in the summer.
Could $4 a gallon gasoline be back before Presidential Election Day? Read More »
The Biden administration’s approach to energy policy ignores the importance of coal and baseload electricity demands.
The crazy things Biden’s anti-coal crusade will do to ordinary Americans Read More »
Did our glassy-eyed governor just expose his hypocrisy and ownership of a (Gasp!) gas stove in sharing a picture of his Valentine’s Day meal with the masses?
Gov. Polis busted for cooking on gas stove in his home Read More »
A new report published by The National School Choice Awareness Foundation reveals that 72% of parents considered new schools for their children in 2023 — a massive 35% increase from 2022. Additionally, more than 70% of parents in nearly every state support the implementation of school choice policies.
The Results Are In: Parents Favor School Choice Read More »
When Democrats say they want border security, what they mean is Joe and Jody Taxpayer need to cough up more money by the billions to pay for an entire new infrastructure to keep borders open and migrants pouring through by the millions.
Hickenlooper plays politics with border security Read More »
The issue: Some local governments are moving to user fees for electric vehicle charging stations.
Despite the secretary of state’s best efforts to ban Donald Trump from the Colorado ballot, the U.S. Supreme Court just wasn’t buying it during Thursday’s arguments.
The Supremes didn’t buy it. Griswold faces crushing defeat to ban Trump from ballot Read More »
Is Colorado, as Governor Polis has said he wants, a Colorado for all, or is it just a Colorado for those that agree with Democrat policy?
Gaines: A Colorado for all, as long as you agree with Democrats Read More »
A second attempt at defining nuclear energy as a clean energy source died in the Colorado State Legislature last week, despite a robust turnout of supportive citizens across the political spectrum that outnumbered opponents two to one.
Revitalizing Colorado’s economy with clean energy falls short, yet again Read More »
