I know it’s late, and that prospects for the state GOP in the coming midterms are somewhere between bleak and desolate, but a challenging rescue operation, conducted from a leaky boat, is apparently underway. It seems there are at least a few people left ... See more
Overview: The court ruled against Colorado’s ban on therapists using talk therapy in conversion therapy. The lone dissenter righteously blasted the ruling It comes as no surprise that LGBTQ rights in Colorado — and presumably in a few dozen other states t... See more
I hate to admit it, but Donald Trump has changed me — and in a scary way. Not when it comes to my thinking on policy issues. As careful readers of this column must know, I’m as progressive as ever and promise to remain so, no matter how long Trump remains... See more
The old line tells us there are no heroes up close — that each of us has flaws, including those whom we revere — but that line won’t do in the matter of César Chávez, the now-disgraced civil rights icon and champion of Latino farmworkers. A yearlong inves... See more
When Jared Polis signs the papers to reduce Tina Peters’ sentence, he’ll also be writing his political obituary. As I don’t have to tell you, Peters, the former Mesa County clerk, is a self-styled MAGA hero who calls herself a political prisoner. She has ... See more
