Category: Opinion/Letters

The op-ed by Quentin Young that appeared in the Daily Post on December 20 is an example of political rhetoric posing as scholarship…

“We have a very big disconnect between the accuracy of what’s reported and the decisions that are being made…”

A little conniving in politics, out in Washington DC, and in state and municipal governments… we’ve come to know that occurs, and maybe we’ve gotten accustomed to some conniving…

Although $47 billion for adaptation has been called transformational, it’s a fraction of the sum needed…

Based on the tax revenue being generated by this industry, one might suggest the voters made a fine decision back in 2012…

Nothing is more effective at preventing gross giveaways to developers like a requirement of voter approval…

The drug landscape is changing and everyone should acknowledge why…

“It’s nothing personal; nothing against the County Coroner’s office, it’s just that we’re constantly full, and there’s just nowhere else to put them….”

That experience taught me the way the “drug war” was, and still is, being “fought” is futile — if the objective is reduction of the availability of illicit drugs…

The Equity Washers punch down, not up. Nature, which has no voice other than what you give it, is their favorite punching bag…

“Colorado’s drug overdose rate spiked 50% from May 2019 to May 2021, trending directly with a nationwide increase….”

“And that’s my main concern now. If I were going to put all my eggs in a basket, that’s where they would have to go, because that is a very dangerous drug…”

At the bleakest moment in the pandemic, when you felt your most stressed, most scared, least centered, you probably heard some variation of the phrase: “This is really hard…”

The online event includes Save the Colorado board member, Daniel P. Beard, a former Commissioner of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation appointed by President Clinton…

Our hope is that the BHA can help streamline our behavioral health system to make it more efficient, transparent, and accountable…

“I don’t know if you’ve had much of a chance to read through the [report] at this point; it’s a long read, so I’ll just summarize why we wanted to get it in front of you guys…”

According to Colorado Newsline (September 29, 2021), she has failed Coloradans in a number of ways: Her role in the January 6 Capitol attack; has not passed a single bill; voted against cancer patients and military families…