 | The bottom line: The training ground has never been so fertile on the left. It wasn’t always that way. Read more | |
 | Our nation has been divided by politics, economics and public health repeatedly, and it seems a tall order to become one nation under God (or your higher being) again, but we always have and, I believe, always will. We're American. It's what we do. Read more | |
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 | Colorado has ranked high among states that use the form of direct democracy to resolve thorny questions, take care of government housekeeping matters and tackle problems the legislature won't. Read more | |
 | A dispute between factions of the El Paso County Republican Party over whether to ask school board candidates to answer questions about election integrity and voting equipment ramped up this week, with one party officer resigning, another finding his official party email address had been disabled, and the county party distributing two competing sets of candidate questionnaires. Read more | |
 | "I intend to appeal this decision, and am hopeful the Colorado Supreme Court will restore control of local elections to locally elected officials." Read more | |
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 | In a state that relies on tourism, the plains get the short end of the stick. Tourism offers an opportunity, though certainly not a cure-all, for what ails an economically imperiled region of our state. Read more | |
 | The president and CEO of PDC Energy says that the biggest misconception about the oil and gas industry is it doesn't care about the environment. Read more | |
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