This year’s presidential election is going to be one for the history books, and Colorado will lend its voice in deciding which candidate wins in November. The candidates will need answers for several key issues from now until November, chief among them being Social Security and how they plan to ensure the program remains accessible for future generations of Americans. Regardless of who wins the next election, Social Security should be at the top of their priority list.
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Letter to the Editor: Drug Affordability Board Could Block Access to Rare Disease Treatments
Editor’s note: This letter is in response to the opinion piece titled “Don’t Let Big Pharma Gut Colorado’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board,” published by the Colorado Times Recorder on February 20, which can be read here.
Letter to the Editor: Colorado Christian Organization Responds to Column on Christian Nationalism
Editor’s note: This letter was written by Richard Harris, Executive Director at the Truth & Liberty Coalition, in response to Logan Davis’ column, published by the Colorado Times Recorder on January 31, 2024, titled “Christian Nationalism is Turning Into Something Even Worse.” Davis’ response to the letter is included below.
Letter to the Editor: Wommack Ministries Responds To ‘Onward Christian Soldiers – A Woodland Park Investigation’
Editor’s note: This letter, by Andrew Wertz, senior vice president of Andrew Wommack Ministries and Charis Bible College, is in response to Logan Davis’ column, published by the Colorado Times Recorder on August 24, 2023, titled “Onward Christian Soldiers – A Woodland Park Investigation.” Davis’ response to the letter is included below.
Letter to the Editor: More Reasons to Appreciate the Miller Moth
Editor’s note: This letter is in response to an article republished from High Country News on July 5, 2023, titled “The Miller Moth is Hard to Love, But it Deserves Our Respect.”
Letter to the Editor: Pregnancy Resource Centers Offer Free Help and Hope
Editor’s Note: This letter to the editor is a response to the Colorado Times Recorder story titled “Legislation Proposed To Target ‘Deceptive Practices’ of Anti-Abortion Centers” published on Jan. 19 which can be read by clicking here. The story included testimony from Colorado abortion rights activists about anti-abortion centers in the state. In Colorado, anti-abortion centers — which have a big presence on college campuses — outnumber active abortion clinics 51 to 20.
Letter to the Editor: Eating Colorado Squirrels
Editor’s note: This letter is in response to an article written by Jason Salzman on Dec. 21, 2021, titled “‘Enough Is Enough’: Man Eats ‘Nuisance’ Squirrels From His Denver Yard”