Commentary

Garbo: How Castle Rock is leading the charge on Denver’s migration crisis  

The Dec. 4 article from the Castle Rock News-Press covering Castle Rock’s support for President Trump’s deportation plans reports on how the town is addressing a critical issue that challenges us to confront the real-life consequences of moral relativism and virtue signaling in border policy.

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Sullivan: Getting real news is a journey of truthful context, allowing citizens to make informed decisions

Most of what passes for “news” today is little more than warmed-over propaganda designed to serve the ruling elite. The foolishly described “mainstream” media (there is nothing “mainstream” about them) are shills for the far left. At the same time, many of the seemingly “conservative” outlets pander to whichever moderate Republican officeholder tickles their ears.

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Dr. Joondeph: Presidential polling postmortem winners and losers

Election 2024 is in the rearview mirror. Pollsters won’t be bombarding voters anymore. Today’s entertainment is liberal heads exploding on social media or the latest Democrat threatening – but not actually following through on – everything from drinking cyanide to setting themselves on fire to leaving the country if Donald Trump won the election.

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Garbo: The aftermath of COVID-19, a profound failure of leadership, media and accountability

The House Oversight & Accountability Committee’s After-Action Review of the COVID-19 pandemic, released on Dec. 2, presents a scathing indictment of the government’s, media’s and political organizations’ handling of the crisis. It exposes systemic failures, deceptions and outright betrayals that exacerbated the suffering of millions.

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Hegseth: I’ve faced fire before. I won’t back down

On these pages 18 years ago I penned an article titled “More Troops, Please.” I was a young U.S. Army lieutenant who had just completed a combat tour in Iraq, and believed we needed more troops and a new strategy to turn the war around. I had seen a lot, been through a lot, and believed in my troops and the mission.

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