opinion
Littwin: Boebert is back in the news again. Meaning it’s time for everyone to duck.
In a Rolling Stone article, Boebert is identified as one of the House members in regular touch with Jan. 6 planners. And then there’s the matter of her vile Alec Baldwin tweet.
Opinion: The infrastructure bill has plenty for Colorado, if only Congress would pass it
Roads, rail, transit, broadband -- it’s a bipartisan plan that will help make up for years of neglect
Zornio: Climate change is coming for your pumpkin spice, coffee, chocolate and wine
Changing the narrative on climate change to reach more popular topics such as food may help increase the sense of urgency
Silverman: Trump’s Big Lie is flowing through Colorado
America’s survival depends on GOP elected officials with the decency to condemn efforts by party leaders to corrupt election results
Littwin: The art of persuasion is on life support. Biden’s safety net bill isn’t feeling too good, either
In Colorado, mandate-hesitant Jared Polis is reduced to begging the unvaccinated to get jabbed as the virus returns to the state with a vengeance
Nicolais: Colorado won with new redistricting commissions
As complaints from both major parties pour in, it is clear that Colorado's new redistricting process led to the best outcome in decades
Pritchett: In praise of Colorado and grizzly bears and especially Enos Mills
As hibernation approaches, I share with the famed naturalist and father of Rocky Mountain National Park an obsession with the grizzlies no longer here
Opinion: It’s too easy and cheap for drillers to lease and pollute Colorado’s federal land
The oil- and gas-leasing program needs wholesale reform, before it’s too late to reverse greenhouse-gas emissions
Opinion: Denver’s tax-supported preschool program is showing results
By 3rd grade, the children are more likely to read at grade level, less likely to be held back
Opinion: Lyons has cut incentives for rooftop solar, but wants to build a solar farm near a park
Is it possible for a town to have “too much” power from the sun? Voters will decide
Opinion: The Colorado River drought contingency plan is no longer a contingency
Seven states will negotiate access to what’s left in the river. My job is to represent all of Colorado’s interests
Zornio: Colorado’s 2021 elections are too important to skip. Here are my picks
Evaluating Amendment 78, Propositions 119 and 120 and select local initiatives
Littwin: There are many ways to cut Biden’s $3.5 trillion spending bill. Nearly all of them are bad.
Senate Democrats will pass a bill, if not one for $3.5 trillion — because they have to. It’s all on Biden to figure out what Manchin and Sinema will agree to.
Nicolais: Money drove many Republican operatives toward Trumpism
With their careers and livelihoods in the balance, it is easy to understand why so many went along with the sea change in the Republican Party
Carman: Ruthless misogyny is behind our failure to care for children
Reliable, affordable care for kids is vital infrastructure. People dropping out of the workforce is a clear sign of a fiscal death spiral.
Opinion: My insulin hasn’t changed, but the price has risen more than 600%
Congress should give Medicare the authority to negotiate drug prices with manufacturers
Opinion: Colorado has a strong vision for electric vehicles. It needs stronger policies to achieve that vision
To reach the goal, the number of EVs needs to increase by 23 times by the end of the decade
Opinion: Nearly 50 years since schools opened to developmentally disabled children, segregation persists
Inclusion and integration in our schools means we must invest in training our teachers
Littwin: If only the strange case of Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters actually was strange
According to every poll, what Peters has been saying about the Big Lie is right in line with what a sizable majority of Republicans apparently believes
Opinion: Colorado’s voter-registration system is a model of accessibility for the country
The proof is in the turnout rate, which few states can match
