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Governor Polis Sides with Far-Right Groups in Opposing Charter School Accountability
Advocacy organizations also weigh in on HB24-1363.
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This is How Unhinged Focus on the Family Has Become
Dobson and Focus on the Family are obsessed with more than kids learning about the birds and the bees; they are obsessed with everyone out there “grooming” kids to think they are transgender.
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DAVIS: Allegations of Bigotry Rock Denver Democratic Primary
Campaign fundraisers for down-ballot offices like state Representative are not usually newsworthy affairs. They do not attract big-ticket speakers or high-dollar contributions, and they almost never generate any significant discussion among either voters or activists. They are a necessary chore of running for office; they occur and are then forgotten.
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Hannah Jones: Homebuyers, a Total Eclipse, and Invasive Grass
Winter is turning into Spring -- even if it may not feel like it. With the seasons changing, Comedian Hannah Jones is here to give a recap on recent Colorado headlines you might have missed.
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Letter to the Editor: Colorado’s Leaders Must Defend Social Security
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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A Satirist’s View on Anti-Pot Campaigns: ‘Orange Army’ Calls Out Colorado Weed Industry
A group of Florida citrus growers announced Monday a campaign to encourage Colorado residents to ‘Choose Juice’ and forego cannabis products.
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DAVIS: Project 2025 and its Colorado Connections
One of the most audacious efforts in the history of American politics is currently being planned, not in smoke-filled rooms, but out in the open. It’s named Project 2025, and, if it succeeds, it promises to remake American government and civic life for decades.