Caldara: Taxpayers foolishly subsidized my new electric car
I want to thank the taxpayers of Colorado for my brand-new car. Really, thanks to each and every one of you dupes.
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Commentary
Daniel: A brighter future for Colorado will be lead through innovation, not big government
Colorado faces a declining economic reality: high inflation, soaring gas prices, stagnant wages, rising unemployment and an increasingly unaffordable housing market.
Bray: Republicans would be stupid not to confirm Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense
Already, a month after a significant political victory and a major inflection point, Republican officeholders are becoming our biggest obstacle to success. Again.
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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.
Sloan: Who is really a threat to the U.S. Constitution?
There remains a great deal of amusement to be had at the expense of our friends on the left who continue, at D-Day-plus-one month, with eruptions of hysteria at the realization that more Americans preferred the specter of life under Donald Trump to that of one under Kamala Harris.
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Eden: A comprehensive guide to overhauling higher education
Five years ago, President Donald Trump’s education secretary, Betsy DeVos, stood all but alone against the Democratic drive for student loan forgiveness. The conventional wisdom at the time was that free-college-for-all was a sure-fire winning issue for the Democrats. Why wouldn’t Trump’s education secretary simply allow a polite, quiet surrender?
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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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Devotional: Mercy in the power of a pardon must be rooted in truth
The words “pardon” and “mercy” beautifully complement each other, leading to profound consequences and uplifting experiences.
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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.
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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