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Democracy Dies in News Deserts Nov. 16, 2021
Claiming territory like a conquering army, a vast desert is on the march. It swallows small towns, s... Read More
Hailing Our Heroes in Afghanistan's Wake Nov. 12, 2021
That's acutely the case for Afghanistan War veterans 73 days after the U.S. military departed the co... Read More
Drawing Inspiration from Rev. C.T. Vivian's Memoir Nov. 12, 2021
As I sat down to read the recently released memoir "It's in the Action, Memories of a Nonviolent War... Read More
Some 'Tax Loopholes' Benefit Us All -- and Polis Within Bounds Nov. 11, 2021
We certainly have our policy differences with Jared Polis in his public capacity as Colorado's Democ... Read More
The FDA Is Terrifying Us About Hand Sanitizer Nov. 11, 2021
Last week the government issued a press release sure to shake up anyone about to sanitize their hand... Read More
Colorado Should Butt Out of the Texas Abortion Suit Nov. 09, 2021
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser does a lot for Colorado. He visits The Gazette's editorial boa... Read More
Alec Baldwin Should Advocate Gun Education Nov. 04, 2021
If Alec Baldwin was correct, we would have a safer world. We could worry less about guns. After Bald... Read More
The Third Time Is No Charm Nov. 04, 2021
Washington — I was shot last week. No, I was not shot by any of the roving bands of white supr... Read More
Era of Public Outrage Isn't Over as Two White-Vigilante Trials Get Underway Nov. 02, 2021
Two important trials now in progress in Georgia and Wisconsin concern the growing resort to vigilant... Read More
Fathers Belong in the Picture Nov. 02, 2021
In yet another desperate attempt to sell the public on his failing multitrillion-dollar spending age... Read More
Trust Mama Bears To Improve Public Schools Oct. 29, 2021
Mama bears have awakened from their hibernation, and Big Education knows it. Union leaders, puppetee... Read More
Our National Institute of Health Should Be Better Oct. 28, 2021
Since the outbreak of COVID-19 in early 2020, unclear and misreported stories about where the virus ... Read More
Why Martin Luther King Couldn't Get a Carry Permit: Several Groups Urging the Supreme Court to Overturn New York's Virtual Ban on Bearing Arms Emphasize the Policy's Racist Roots and Impact Oct. 28, 2021
After his home was bombed in 1956, Martin Luther King Jr. applied for a permit to carry a gun. Despi... Read More
How To Regulate a Chemical so Popular it's in People's Blood? Oct. 26, 2021
The Environmental Protection Agency has launched a welcome effort to determine the extent of health ... Read More
Nuclear Power Could Save the Planet -- and Pueblo Oct. 26, 2021
As green energy supporters urgently advocate renewable energy, reasonable people of all political pe... Read More
Guns and Belligerence are a Bad Combination. Especially at 30,000 Feet. Oct. 22, 2021
Federal aviation officials say more airline passengers than ever are showing up at airports with gun... Read More
Praying for a Safe Release of the Kidnapped Christian Aid Missionaries in Haiti Oct. 22, 2021
I have been closely following the disturbing story of the kidnapping of 17 Christian Aid missionarie... Read More
Back to the Basics Oct. 21, 2021
Last week, the National Assessment of Education Progress issued its latest long-term trend assessmen... Read More
Raiders Controversy Highlights the NFL's Selective Outrage Oct. 19, 2021
The Las Vegas Raiders will be without former coach Jon Gruden when the Denver Broncos host them Sund... Read More
Let's Zone To Include Minorities and Workers Oct. 15, 2021
Colorado has a housing crisis that won't be easy to fix. In creating and revising city, county and s... Read More
