Schumann: Polis position as ‘protector of democracy’ at odds with his actions as governor
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has positioned himself as a defender of state autonomy.
Commentary
Thies: CNN will conduct mass firing as rampant lies fuel ratings plummet
Members of the propaganda press were shocked when Trump was elected, proving normal Americans do not pay attention to their lying.
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Davidson: We need to take a wrecking ball to the DOJ. Matt Gaetz is just the man for the job
Gaetz isn’t ‘unqualified’ to lead the Justice Department. As a victim of the DOJ, he might be the best person to reform it.
Kalam: How Denver became a city of plywood and hollow plinths
In the heart of Denver, what once stood as a mosaic of statuesque history and pride has become a city of empty plinths, iron bolts and plywood cover-ups—monuments, not to the past, but to a peculiar present.
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Walcher: Who decides what’s a public road?
Several years ago, Utah filed a suit insisting that the federal government turn over to the state 12,000 roads that cross federal lands within Utah. Few officials noticed, as disputes over who controls public roads on federal lands are nothing new. But the federal judge hearing this case just sent shock waves through Washington with an 80-page ruling containing an analysis worthy of the highest court, refusing to dismiss the case, and excoriating the government for trying to thwart the clear intent of the law.
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Sloan: The conservative’s duty in a second Trump presidency
We are now a week past election day, and it is time for a bit of circumspection.
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Lundberg: In ‘Griswoldgate’, it is time to prove we have the ‘gold standard’
When Tina Peters was accused of sharing Mesa County election equipment password,s all of the machines were replaced and she got several years in prison.
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Devotional: Refined through trials, the gift of suffering well
Suffering and flourishing may seem like opposites, yet they often walk hand-in-hand. Some of our deepest growth springs up from our darkest trials.
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Krannawitter: The lessons those most in need of them should learn from election
The 2024 presidential elections offer many important lessons for political scientists, campaign consultants, partisan activists disguised as journalists, comedians, or professors, and ordinary citizens.
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Carr: Why risk-limiting audits are risky (software is auditing software)
As an election watcher, I have witnessed many risk-limiting audits (RLAs) in Larimer County.
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