Author: Jimmy Sengenberger

Jimmy Sengenberger “Oh, what a difference a year makes!” I wrote those words a month ago – and yet again, Election Year Jared Polis is rearing his flip-floppy head. “Let’s be real,” I added. “Gov. Polis persists in an unabashed pattern of political ploys and reelection campaign cynicism. He shows no signs of slowing down. If…

Jimmy Sengenberger Denver Public Schools board vice president Tay Anderson is a perpetual victim. Eager to point fingers and swear others are out to get him, Denver’s Jussie Smollett will pull out all the stops to convince you he’s done nothing wrong. When Anderson’s colleagues censured him last fall for “conduct unbecoming a school board…

Jimmy Sengenberger In the sports section of an 1874 Illinois newspaper, a reporter grimaced over another loss by a baseball team called the White Stockings. “They were badly self-whipped, and in this lies their humiliation,” he wrote. “Were they fairly defeated after having played a creditable game there would be no censure for them; but…

Jimmy Sengenberger This Friday, a 710KNUS radio colleague will host his final morning show – a 5-hour extravaganza starting at 5 a.m. – with a live-audience event at The ViewHouse in Centennial. It will be an occasion fit to celebrate the end of an era. In all careers and professions, there are trailblazers and there are legends.…

Jimmy Sengenberger Oh, what a difference a year makes! Twelve months after Gov. Jared Polis’s widely panned 2021 “MeatOut Day,” the Democrat tweeted pictures of himself firing a shotgun and yucking it up at a shooting park in Adams County. “Good times, good laughs, and some good shots at Colorado Clays,” touted Polis on March…

Jimmy Sengenberger On Monday, Colorado House Democrats dismissed the right to – and value of – innocent human life. In a party-line vote, the House passed HB22-1279, which explicitly establishes abortion as a “fundamental right” in Colorado – and forbids any and all limitations on it. To be clear, Colorado is already the most liberal of the 50…

Jimmy Sengenberger Only seven months in office, Jena Griswold had her sights set on something much bigger than Secretary of State. The first-timer was already exploring a run for the U.S. Senate in 2020. Democrats scurried to get Griswold to abandon her delusions of grandeur, but the damage was done. There was no doubt, as…

Jimmy Sengenberger On Thursday, the board of Denver Public Schools – one of Colorado’s last holdouts for forced K-12 school masking – is expected to hold to its plan to eliminate their mask mandate starting Monday, Feb. 28. That’s because, with reality setting in, school mask mandates are now politically untenable. Providing DPS doesn’t turn back the…

Jimmy Sengenberger Denver Public Schools Board Vice President Tay Anderson insists last year’s district investigation “cleared” him of sexual misconduct allegations. So, what is he hiding – and why won’t he disclose it himself? Recall September 2021. The DPS board published the 96-page report it commissioned from the Investigations Law Group (ILG). After months of investigation…

Jimmy Sengenberger For countless parents in Douglas County, the union-orchestrated teacher sickout on Feb. 3 – the day after a snow day – underscored yet again how vulnerable their kids’ education really is. Although at most a quarter of the district’s 4,400 teachers participated, the sickout was enough to steal another day of schooling from students because…