Walcher: Is government going to the DOGE?
A lot of jokes about Elon Musk are making the rounds, in light of his new role in identifying government waste, fraud and abuse.
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Commentary
Barkoukis: NYT blasted for ‘insane’ take on terrorist designation of cartels
Social media users did a double take this week on a New York Times headline reacting to President Trump’s recent executive order designating certain cartels as global terrorists and foreign terrorist organizations.
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Devotional: Wearing the ‘Armor of Humility’ as a leader
Genuine confidence can sometimes feel like a rare gem in a world filled with pride and arrogance.
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Browning: Gov. Polis should focus on being governor for all, not just for Front Range special interests
Colorado Parks and Wildlife senior staff in Denver told the joint Senate and House Agriculture and Natural Resource Committee that their lack of transparency and secrecy is because of their local field staff having been threatened, followed and harassed as they perform the 2025 wolf reintroduction operations.
Garbo: Midnight pardons are a calculated betrayal of justice and accountability
In an act of brazen political maneuvering, Dr. Anthony Fauci and the members of the January 6th Committee were granted presidential pardons under the cover of darkness, effectively shielding them from accountability and raising profound questions about the state of justice in our nation.
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Joondeph: It is time for the storm, bringing liberty, freedom and balance to Washington, D.C.
In my last column, I wrote about the new Independence Day, Jan. 20. This is when a corrupt and tyrannical administration exits Washington, D.C., for Delaware beaches or unwatchable and dying left-wing cable news shows.
Horn: Empowering Republican candidates in order to win elections
The main facet of the Colorado Republican Party is to help elect Republican candidates across the entire state. As the next leader of that party, my commitment to help elect Republican candidates is not an empty promise and I wanted to outline our plan, our commitment to candidates, with you.
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Garbo: Do Colorado conservatives truly understand unity?
The word “unity” is often invoked in political discourse, but I fear it is profoundly misunderstood — particularly among conservatives in Colorado.
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Letters from readers: Exorbitant fees, a moose on the buffet, and raise a flag for Trump
Today, I’m having moose bone pudding with curried squash sauce, probably one of only a few hundred thousand humans partaking of such a pleasure on this fine winter afternoon.
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Hillman: We don’t need lawyers to solve every dispute
Everywhere we turn, there’s an ad for a lawyer — on television, streaming services, radio, podcasts, public transportation and, of course, billboards.
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