It’s been just more than a year since Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) began implementing the 2020 narrowly-approved Proposition 114 to reintroduce the gray wolf.
Browning: Where we’ve been and how it’s going in the ‘Great Colorado Wolf Experiment’ Read More »
Whether you run cattle on the Western Slope of Colorado or you grow forage on the Plains, there are precious few people in Colorado in Production Ag, while there seems a never-ending list of advocates — paid, volunteer, and sometimes from out of state — who are speaking up in support of things that either have the potential to harm producers or that will most assuredly harm them.
Gaines: The people doing ag in this state need to speak up for each other Read More »
This made the rounds a couple weeks ago: President-elect Trump, fresh off of announcing his intention to impose a 25% tariff on Candidian goods, reportedly floated to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau the idea of absorbing Canada into the Republic as the 51st state.
Sloan: Is Trudeau, who has presided over disaster, exiting stage left? Read More »
The year was marked by voters across the political spectrum demanding commonsense reforms to address real-world problems — including sky-high property taxes and soaring crime rates — that the far-left Legislature wanted to duck.
Fields: ‘If politicians won’t do it, the people still can’ Read More »
In name, Joe Biden is America’s 46th president. His “signature” is on official documents. He is photographed periodically, whether in the Oval Office, wandering in foreign lands or inappropriately sniffing or nibbling young children.
Joondeph: Who the hell is running the country? Read More »
When you look into the night sky, the naked eye can only make out 2,500-3,000 stars, five planets and maybe one to three galaxies, and that’s assuming ideal atmospheric conditions and the right location. That has been enough in human history to dazzle us with the immensity and wonder of what we can see.
Few offices in American governance embody the spirit of freedom and self-governance as profoundly as that of the county sheriff. Rooted in centuries of tradition and safeguarded by constitutional principles, the elected sheriff stands as one of the most powerful and accountable defenders of liberty in the United States.
Garbo: Sheriffs must always be elected to defend liberty and preserve the Constitution Read More »
With the start of 2025, several new laws and regulations become effective for the people of Colorado.
Lundberg: Get ready, there will be more laws for Colorado citizens in 2025 Read More »
Let the meaningless battle over mass deportation in Colorado begin.
Caldara: Reality check on mass deportations in Colorado Read More »
A self-governing people must be eternally vigilant. The first three words of our Constitution make it clear who is supposed to be in charge: “We the people.” Without the citizens taking an active and engaged role in civic life, the notion of self-governance collapses.
Sullivan: Citizens must always be vigilant in order to protect self-governance Read More »
