There is a lot happening this week.

Congressperson Lauren Boebert can benefit from some Catholic treatment. Once a week, when Catholics sin, they go to confession. It’s a sacrament. They kneel in the confessional and face a priest who has authority from the church to forgive sins.

Most of the time, when I sit down at my computer every Monday and Thursday morning to write my column for the next day, I am inspired by a story in Colorado Politics, and that inspiration is enough for me to spew forth the 1,000 words, or so.

National and local media are all atwitter over “Islamophobic” and “bigoted” comments recently uttered by Congresswoman Lauren Boebert concerning U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota.

Last year, as COVID-19 was spreading across Colorado, I speculated our Governor’s political viability would hinge on how successfully he managed the state’s response to the pandemic — that his competence or incompetence was likely to render him either unbeatable for re-election or unelectabl…

The Denver Gazette did a fine job rightfully excoriating the Colorado Sex Offender Management Board for their “person-first” reclassification of sexual offenders to “adults who have committed sexual assault.”