Five of nine members of Colorado’s Congressional delegation (counting Senators) have condemned the U.S. policy of separating migrant families at the border. These are Senator Michael Bennet and Representatives Mike Coffman, Ed Perlmutter, Jared Polis, and Diana DeGette. Continue reading “Where Colorado’s Congressional Delegation Stands on the Separation of Migrant Families”
Reflections on Colorado’s Primary Elections
My biggest fear about Colorado elections this year is that we’ll end up with single-party governance by the Democrats. If that happens, we will almost certainly end up with new taxes and more badly written anti-gun laws, just like we did last time the Democrats dominated state government. We’ll also end up with aggressive and costly energy policies and economic regulations. Continue reading “Reflections on Colorado’s Primary Elections”
Colorado’s Primary Fiasco
When my unaffiliated wife got two primary ballots (one Republican and one Democrat) whereas I got only one (Republican), it became crystal clear to me that, for most people, registering with a political party in Colorado is now a sucker’s bet. Continue reading “Colorado’s Primary Fiasco”
Return of the Colorado Freedom Report
The Colorado Freedom Report is back. Why? The world is going to hell (in important ways) and I want to do my bit to try to help save it, focusing on the region where I live. Continue reading “Return of the Colorado Freedom Report“