Author: By George Brauchler

George Brauchler Criminal justice was on the ballot this past Tuesday. Coloradans showed strong support for public safety-related matters and rejected our legislature’s decade-long move to prioritize criminals over public safety and law enforcement. The 2024 legislative session has again proven there is a disconnect between the values of the Democrat-dominated General Assembly and the…

George Brauchler Our Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold and her office should immediately be investigated for violating numerous Colorado laws related to the publication of election-related passwords. The governor should use his authority to appoint independent prosecutors to take on this critical task. If Gov. Jared Polis does not order an investigation, it can…

George Brauchler Amendment H, concerning judicial discipline and confidentiality, is an upgrade from our current system, but an unnecessarily flawed one. It is ripe for political and geographic bias. Amendment H would amend our state constitution “establishing an independent judicial discipline adjudicative board….” It replaces the current system of the Commission on Judicial Discipline (judges…

George Brauchler We have two more opportunities to repair the damage done by those in power on our ballots this November through Amendment 1 and Proposition 130. Colorado’s Constitution guarantees bail for all criminal offenses, except where the proof is evident or the presumption is great the crime was capital (potentially death penalty-eligible) murder. In…

George Brauchler On March 22, 2021, three-and-a-half years ago, a 22-year-old man armed with a legally-purchased firearm entered a Boulder King Soopers and shot 10 people to death — including a police officer — before being apprehended. That killer seeks the opportunity to be free again through a jury trial. Next week, men and women…