Denverites who haven’t dropped off their ballots yet — and are still pondering a verdict on several proposals to shift power to their quarrels…
When it comes to achieving confirmation of conservative judges, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has good reason to be “tooting [his] own horn.”
“Try to kill a fly with a sledgehammer, and you’ll likely miss the fly while demolishing whatever it had landed on. That pretty well character…
Health care is on the ballot.
An across-the-board ban not only deprives police of a tactic they may need in a crucial moment when there is no other way to make an arrest, b…
The "group living" proposal to dramatically change Denver's zoning code, now pending before the City Council, seems to have drawn far more dar…
Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet had a meltdown Sunday, decrying the inevitable nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the U.S. Supreme Court — an out…
"...one thing should be abundantly clear: It’s time to reopen our shuttered schools and keep them open. Yes, even amid the lingering pandemic."
Policy. On that basis alone, undecided Coloradans should cast their vote for President Donald Trump.
Struggling to explain the details of his own health care plan to voters at Thursday night’s debate, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden …
President Donald Trump made a strong and believable case for another four years during Thursday night’s constructive, civilized, and substanti…
Seeing few signs of either a looming disaster that must be averted at all costs, or of the outright eradication of the stubborn virus, more an…
If history repeats, the left-wing revolutionary movement of 2020 will soon fade away as another failed attempt to pursue a bad system of governance.
With unions like the National Education Association ... wandering so far afield, you have to wonder how much bandwidth they have left for what…
However Coloradans may view Christopher Columbus as a historical figure — he inspires some and infuriates others — the ability of his admirers…
Colorado cannot afford another election in which ill-informed partisans blindly vote straight-party tickets. Democrats, who increasingly outnu…
“…let’s hope the council’s commission cap doesn’t result in lost income for drivers who, ironically, were laid off at restaurants earlier this year.”
A new report by the Metro Denver Homeless Initiative finds that over 30,000 people in the metro area accessed services or housing assistance r…
Liberal Judge Craig Welling, an appointee of then-Gov. John Hickenlooper, released a serial child rapist to roam the streets of Colorado Sprin…
Point: Bill Cadman
John Hickenlooper “drank the fracking fluid, but he also drank the Kool-Aid,” said Sen. Cory Gardner, R-Colo.
John Hickenlooper is big on trusting experts. He wants President Donald Trump, Sen. Cory Gardner and others to lean on experts regarding all t…
This is no way to treat an industry that not only supplies our state, and the world, with a critical, strategic energy source but that also is…
Editor's note: Thank you for reading and contemplating The Gazette editorial board's election endorsements. These result from board members re…
If Lauren Boebert lands a job in Congress Nov. 3, she will improve the brand of the Republican Party.
Forget his joke about a slave ship or his choice to go “red face” in an imitation Indian headdress. This time, Senate candidate John Hickenloo…
A fly parked itself on the vivid white hair of Vice President Mike Pence for five minutes. That may go down as the highlight of a reserved, so…
If more focused, demand-driven changes are needed in the zoning code, let the city’s planners come back with a proposal that has bona fide buy…
Balance has long served Colorado well. As a swing state, with the government's various entities controlled by opposing political parties, we b…
Happy Mother Cabrini Day, Colorado! Today marks the first of what should become a revered, non-controversial holiday for generations to come.
Tax receipts are down, joblessness is up. The economic stability of small businesses and households throughout Colorado remains jeopardized by…
In the year’s first debate between candidates for the U.S. Senate, Democratic nominee John Hickenlooper made a serious mistake. He built his c…
"This passel of proposals would ... make an already-tense relationship between council and mayor even more dysfunctional."
Much of the world hit the pause button at the height of the 2020 global pandemic, and it has been a slow recovery in fits and starts ever sinc…
World Wrestling Entertainment fans have a new sport. It’s called presidential debate, and they should be sure to catch the next one.
If only a little more money — say, the 0.25% sales tax hike proposed in Question 2B on Denver’s local ballot this fall — really could end home…
Denver City Council member Kevin Flynn made a quick and easy case last month for his vote against placing a $36 million-a-year climate tax on …
Colorado’s experiment with legal recreational marijuana — authorized by voters in 2012, with the first storefronts opening in 2014 — continues…
Colorado has the third-youngest senator in Congress who has proven himself a workhorse who gets great results for Colorado. With six years of …
President Donald Trump hasn’t even announced his Supreme Court nominee yet, but that hasn’t stopped liberals from directing anti-Catholic bigo…
Seldom do voters get a chance to vote themselves a raise. That’s exactly what Proposition 116 does for them.
Colorado’s historic mountain mining towns aren’t supposed to be microcosmic versions of Las Vegas. Yet, once again, gambling profiteers think …
A price works just like a valve. Raise the price of any good, service or commodity and less of it will flow.
A priest, a rabbi and a minister walk into a shareholders meeting. They are not shareholders. They vote anyway, and no one intervenes. What a …
Is there any common ground for one of the most contentious issues of our time? It’s easier to find if we look beyond some misconceptions about…
The U.S. Supreme Court must preserve the union and all it was founded to stand for. That means the party in power has an obligation to appoint…
Death and taxes may well be life’s only two certainties in much of the world, but in Colorado, we can add one more thing to the list — fees.
It is billed as the “restoration” of a species that once prowled our state — yet the proposal seems driven by sentiment rather than science.
John Hickenlooper snubs rural Colorado because “backwards thinking” voters don’t matter all that much. They don’t matter in terms of getting h…
It’s a simple decision.