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  • Time to push voters to vote

    The presidential candidates and their surrogates are making Colorado appearances right and left as the final countdown to Election Day enters the last few days. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump returns to the state for a 9:30 p.m. rally Saturday, Nov. 5, at the National Western Complex in Denver. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Find ticket information…


  • YESTERYEAR: Republicans test waters to challenge Wirth’s bid for another Senate term

    Twenty-five Years Ago this week in The Colorado Statesman … So far only one Republican had emerged to challenge U.S. Sen. Tim Wirth, who was gearing up to run for a second term in 1992, but plenty of others were sniffing around. Former state Sen. Jim Brandon and Denver GOP activist Gloria Roemer – both…


  • May: The president should not tie his successor’s hands

    May: The president should not tie his successor’s hands

    It’s not for Obama to decide how the next administration deals with the Palestinian-Israeli conflict You’re probably familiar with the old story about the inebriated guy looking for his wallet at night under a streetlight – not because that’s where he dropped it but because what would be the point of poking around in the dark?…


  • May: The problem with processed peace

    May: The problem with processed peace

    Negotiations alone seldom turn terrorists and tyrants into partners and allies When peace-loving people sit down together in a spirit of compromise they can find ways to resolve their conflicts. Does it follow that negotiations with those who don’t care a fig about peace and reject compromise also lead to good results? Logic says no,…


  • YESTERYEAR: Clinton, Dole storm swing-state Colorado as election looms

    Twenty Years Ago in The Colorado Statesman … With just a month until the November election, crucial swing-state Colorado was in the spotlight and was turning into a crossroads for presidential candidates and other national politicians. President Bill Clinton packed the Red Rocks amphitheater for a rally put together by Alan Salazar, the Clinton-Gore campaign’s…


  • May: President Obama’s last to-do list

    May: President Obama’s last to-do list

    Some goals he won’t achieve, other goals it would be better if he doesn’t achieve Barack Obama is now in his final days as president but, as he made clear on his visit to Asia last week, there are goals he still hopes to achieve before leaving office. Closing the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay…


  • Jensen: When voting, ask yourself, ‘What’s next?’

    Jensen: When voting, ask yourself, ‘What’s next?’

      What’s the next “big idea?” Bemoaning the lack of manufacturing jobs is really griping about the lack of innovation. Consider railroads, silicon computer chips, textiles, electronics, food processing and the myriad of small and large businesses in the chemical and telecommunications industries. What’s new in these industries? Cellphone manufacturers diddle with phone size and…


  • Charity watchdog gives Clinton Foundation high marks

    Charity watchdog gives Clinton Foundation high marks

    A charity watchdog with an ongoing relationship with the Clinton Foundation gave the former first family’s nonprofit high marks Thursday, after an evaluation prompted by heightened interest in the organization. The Clinton Foundation received four out of four stars – the highest rating that Charity Navigator gives after a close look at a charity’s finances.…


  • May: George Soros should put his mouth where his money is

    May: George Soros should put his mouth where his money is

    Why doesn’t the billionaire debate his opponents, rather than financing smear campaigns against them? Washington is not an easy-going town. You come here to argue policy with the big boys you should expect some rough-and-tumble. But you also should expect clean fights – no biting, no spitting, no hitting below the belt. Whatever else divides us,…


  • YESTERYEAR: Democrats defend Hillary Clinton as Bill nominated for second term

    YESTERYEAR: Democrats defend Hillary Clinton as Bill nominated for second term

    Twenty Years Ago this week in The Colorado Statesman … Democrats dispelled any preconceptions that their 1996 national convention would mirror “the GOP’s tightly controlled production” that relied on “cheerleading youth to generate enthusiasm and whips to silence dissenters,” The Statesman reported from Chicago, where delegates nominated Bill Clinton and Al Gore for a second…


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