Caldara: State power weaponized against out-of-favor gay group
Being gay but not holding a liberal opinion makes you a hate group.
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Commentary
Ganahl: Retail rescue outed by a rabies outbreak
Colorado’s animal rescue system has long been regarded as a national leader, rescuing tens of thousands of pets from outside the state each year to meet the growing demand for furry companions.
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Sloan: Do we all – Democrats and Republicans – like nuclear now?
We have not been afforded any authoritative glimpses into the proposed energy policies of either Mr. Trump or Ms. Harris, leaving us with only the conventional jousting positions with which to make comparisons.
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Devotional: Don’t be a rebel. Engage in the process and vote.
As we look ahead to our country’s future, it’s important to recognize the significant role that the government plays in shaping it.
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Gaines: Left-leaning Colorado Trust influencing Colorado journalism
In Stanley Kubrik’s The Shining, Jack Nicholson’s character says to the Overlook’s ghost bartender, “I’m the kind of man who likes to know who’s buying their drinks, Lloyd.”
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Raisch: When certifying election results, more transparency and better processes will reduce anxiety among voters
We have all seen an increase in tension between people of different political beliefs over the last few years. We believe there are some common-sense solutions to help increase trust and tone down the rhetoric that comes out of the election process. The good news is that these improvements do not require a change in the statute to do so. The solutions being proposed here require added transparency and a willingness to follow current law.
Rosinski: Supporting Colorado’s coal communities with nuclear power
As Colorado grapples with increasing energy demands and the urgent need to move away from coal to meet environmental and health goals, the question arises: how can we ensure that this transition provides economic opportunities and stability for coal-dependent communities?
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Daniel: Leave wildlife management to CPW, vote no on Prop. 127
Proposition 127, currently under debate in Colorado, aims to impose a blanket ban on hunting mountain lions, bobcats and lynx. However, it is important to clarify some of the misleading claims surrounding this measure.
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Devotional: Finding God’s design in the wonderment of Buc-ee’s
In the early 1990s, I was introduced to a fresh and exciting concept within the military: Total Quality Management (TQM). This wasn’t just a new way to lead, but a completely different approach to organizing and managing life in the service.
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Caldara: Taxpayers subsidize Progressive war on affordable energy
“350 Colorado” is an anti-fossil fuels organization which lobbies to end the state’s oil and gas industry. They organize anti-energy zealots to march, protest and pressure lawmakers. Proud of their role in civil disobedience during Colorado Oil and Gas Commission hearings, they take credit for helping pass the “strictest anti-fracking regulations in the state.” Blah, blah, blah.
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