Articles By Mario Nicolais
Nicolais: Colorado conservatives take steps toward LGBTQ equality
While GOP state house members introduced six bills targeting the LGBTQ community, opposition from many conservatives demonstrated a slow growth in LGBTQ equality among their ranks
Opinion
Nicolais: Tragedy touches us all, even world-class athletes like Kobe and Mikaela
The deaths of Kobe and Gianna Bryant coupled with the recent passing of Mikaela Shiffrin’s father, Jeff, shook many of us to the core
Opinion
Nicolais: Thanks to a recent law change, I’ll be voting in my first Democratic primary this month
Between the ability for unaffiliated voters to cast ballots in major party primaries and the all-mail ballot, Coloradans like me will be more important than ever in the upcoming election
Opinion
Nicolais: Sen. Cory Gardner, we deserve the whole truth about Donald Trump
The Senate impeachment debate over further witnesses and documents jeopardizes not only Cory Gardner’s legacy, but our constitutional system of government
Opinion
Nicolais: Humane Pet Act is a long-overdue step toward compassion for dogs and cats
Championed by First Gentleman Reis, the bill would close Colorado to puppy and kitten mills
Opinion
Nicolais: For political junkies, this is the season to rush to the mailbox
As the 2020 election year begins, political mail has already begun filling mailboxes and giving insight into Colorado’s political climate
Opinion
Nicolais: Should auld acquaintance be forgot? The Lincoln Project says yes
As the New Year begins, the conservative group hopes some Republicans will rethink their loyalty to Trump and his supporters
Opinion
Nicolais: Could a generational divide over Trump lead to an evangelical exodus?
Recent editorials in leading evangelical publications may indicate a changing tide in the historically Republican voting bloc
Opinion
Nicolais: It takes a great deal of bravery to stand up to our friends
An open letter to one of my favorite authors after JK Rowling publicly undermined the transgender community
Opinion