I’m a single suburban soccer mom and I’m voting for Donald J. Trump. Well, my children play baseball and golf, but you get it.
Graham: A vote for Trump is a vote to restore freedom and opportunity in America Read More »
As a husband and wife who both serve on the boards of different charter schools, and as parents of three students currently in K-12 schools in Colorado, we fully support not only Amendment 80, but also the incredible opportunity and personalization school choice creates.
Out of the 14 statewide ballot questions, which by the way ties the record, it’s Proposition 131 that would bring the most political change and disruption with its jungle primaries and ranked-choice voting general elections.
Caldara: Colorado’s political future under Proposition 131 Read More »
Election news is wall to wall on every TV station, every newspaper, podcast and social media platform. The tribalism is exhausting and it’s very real.
Browning: Why voting the down-ballot is critical in 2024 Read More »
Immigration and crime are two of the top issues in this November’s election, according to polls. Where those two issues intersect tragically is sex trafficking, a $150 billion global industry.
Copeland: Colorado’s sex-trafficking crisis, an intersection of immigration and crime Read More »
Community leaders and residents in Southwestern Colorado and New Mexico oppose proposed national monument designations that would affect hundreds of thousands of acres.
Tooker: How environmental groups are putting land and its inhabitants at risk Read More »
As the veil between worlds thins and shadows creep into our lives, we are reminded that the Bible is a treasure trove of thrilling tales that ignite fear and faith.
Devotional: Demons, dragons and disease, it all can be found in the Bible Read More »
I know no one is supposed to like former National Security Advisor John Bolton anymore –- on the left, because he was mean to countries that don’t like us in the UN, and on the right because… well, because Donald Trump said so.
Sloan: Biden’s latest foreign policy blunder in the Indian Ocean Read More »
The “doctrine of unstable alliances” in George Washington’s “Farewell Address” underpinned U.S. foreign policy for decades and is still considered wise, though mostly ignored.
I find it odd that we have to beg people to fulfill their Christian, as well as civic, duty. Ever since Thomas Jefferson wrote to the Danbury Baptist Association in 1802, there has been a decline in Christians involving themselves in political decisions.
Pastor Bob: Don’t be an Adam. Be a Christ-like person and vote. Read More »
