“He wants to be seen as a problem solver, someone who can bring people together, so he becomes a whole different person when he talks to national media.” — Former Colorado Republican Chairman Dick Wadhams.
Voters who did not go to college but who have worked hard their entire lives are tired of seeing self-entitled individuals who think others are obligated to bail them out for their decisions.
Nothing defines the dramatic struggle in the Colorado Republican Party more than the race for Secretary of State.
If Colorado voters want to be safe in their homes and communities, they should remember the disgraceful attack on our Capitol and the staggering increase in crime in the 2022 election.
Conspiracy theories and constricting access to the nomination process are sure losers for Colorado Republicans in 2022.
The all-star game might have given downtown Denver a brief reprieve, but it did nothing to remove the reality of the ongoing decline of Denver.
Colorado Republicans have another opportunity to get it right in 2022. If not, Bennet will be headed to another undeserved victory.
Owens proved that massive projects can be done efficiently, on time, under budget, and without money-draining controversies.
Colorado is much more than Denver and Boulder, but you would never know it from the urban liberal assault on rural Colorado led by the Denver-Boulder Democratic axis.
“On Guard” was not a perfect symbol for our state given its misrepresentation of Sand Creek as a “battle,” but it reminded us that Colorado citizens played important roles in the preservation of the Union which is significant.
Without Trump in the White House, voters will be able to see this new Democratic Socialist Party up close and personal.
Hickenlooper is the worst candidate for major statewide office in decades in either party.
