Author: Maya Wheeler
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Stop big retailers’ latest move against minority communities | OPINION
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Maya Wheeler There are approximately 5.8 million people currently residing in Colorado. The scenic beauty, robust economy and strong sense of community are just a few reasons why people continue to migrate here. Demographic experts predict this growth trend will persist, potentially pushing the state’s population to more than 7 million within the next 25…
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Unethical utility corps harm consumers, impede clean-energy transition | OPINION
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Maya Wheeler In the annals of American commerce, the exploitation of consumers by monopolistic corporations is a tale as old as time. For generations, these behemoths have wielded their power without restraint, prompting sporadic attempts by our federal government to play the role of a vigilant referee. The latest battleground of anti-competitive abuse? The electric…
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A year later, and still no movement from Biden on tariffs | OPINION
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Maya Wheeler Last February, I wrote an article for The Gazette expressing concerns about the adverse consequences of Section 232 tariffs on aluminum imports for Colorado’s economy. Unfortunately, more than a year later, these tariffs are still in place, and the Biden administration has reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining them indefinitely. This commitment comes despite…
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PODIUM | Bennet helps exempt generic drugs via BBB
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Maya Wheeler “About 18 million Americans, or 7% of U.S. adults, say they were recently unable to pay for at least one prescription medication for their household, according to a new poll from Gallup and West Health”. Democrats, Republicans, and Independents are struggling with health care costs, even if they are insured, as prescription drug…



