Hi there it’s Heidi Ganahl, and today I’m here to set the record straight on Governor Polis’ rosy vision for Colorado. While his speech may sound polished, it paints a very different picture than the reality Coloradans are facing every day. Let’s talk about the challenges that weren’t mentioned — or were glossed over.
Ganahl: A response to Gov. Polis’ State of the State address Read More »
Mark Zuckerberg’s recent announcement that Meta is ending its controversial ‘fact-checking’ program in favor of a ‘community notes’ system marks a subtle, but unmistakable, admission of failure.
The opening of the 75th Colorado Assembly was marked at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2025, on the floors of both the House and Senate at the Colorado State Capitol.
Hardin: A glance from the gallery on the start of the 75th legislative session Read More »
The coverage of the funeral of President Jimmy Carter is another example of the disconnect between Big Media and the audience.
Letters: Media should have allowed Jimmy Carter’s funeral to air uninterrupted Read More »
In 1992, Colorado voters passed the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights, or TABOR, the nation’s strongest tax limitation law to this day. For those who are unfamiliar what TABOR really does, this amendment to the Colorado Constitution allows government spending to reasonably increase using a formula of population growth plus inflation. Excess revenue, known as the “TABOR surplus,” must be refunded to taxpayers. If state government wants to keep the surplus, or raise taxes, voters must approve. That is exactly why progressives abhor TABOR. But the truth is, a little north of 60% of Colorado voters approve of TABOR.
Those of us in the United States who love freedom because we care about human flourishing face the daunting challenge of political and cultural reform. Doing that work well will require clarity in both thought and speech.
Krannawitter: It’s time to abandon the old political paradigm of ‘left’ and ‘right’ Read More »
Independence Day, celebrated on July 4 of every year, is a national holiday commemorating the ratification of the Declaration of Independence, which established the United States of America, gaining freedom from British subjugation and tyranny.
Joondeph: Will Jan. 20 be another Independence Day, restoring freedom and liberty? Read More »
During the last few weeks, there have been a couple of notable changes you may have noticed at your local grocer.
Browning: Colorado egg law and bird flu has people ‘scrambling’ to find eggs Read More »
When deciding on new year’s resolutions this year, my first thought was to follow my governor’s example, my state’s example, the Denver mayor’s example, and even our new vice president, and resolve to ignore federal laws this year. I got pretty excited about this idea when I started to contemplate all the money I might save if I ignored federal tax law and simply refused to pay federal income tax this year.
Bzdek: If our leaders don’t obey federal laws, why should we? Read More »
I am told over and over that the greatest quality reporters can have is curiosity.
Caldara: Progressive press needs a dose of ideological diversity Read More »
