Ari Armstrong

1 week ago | completecolorado.com | Jon Caldara |Ari Armstrong

By Jon CaldaraWith apologies to Pete Seeger, and the 5,000 acts who covered his song. Where have all the liberals gone? Long time passing. Where have all the liberals gone? Long time ago. Where have all the liberals gone? Young progressives canceled them, every one. When will they ever learn, when will they ever learn? Do you remember liberals, those principled freaks of yesteryear, out of step with mainstream society by demanding free speech for all, including those they didn’t like?

2 weeks ago | coloradotimesrecorder.com | Ari Armstrong

Generally, conservative Christians who condemn transgender people nevertheless believe in a God who is mysteriously three persons in one; a God in whose image both men and women are created, implying that God at least in essential “image” is not gendered; a God who goes by different names and different pronouns in different contexts and who appears to people in different forms, including a burning bush and a cloud; a God who calls on followers to undergo ritualistic death to lead a new life;...

2 weeks ago | completecolorado.com | Ari Armstrong

By Mike RosenEarly in the 2024 Republican presidential nominating process I wasn’t enthused about Donald Trump. While I approved of his accomplishments as president and his public policy agenda, I thought his brash style and the clumsy way he ended his presidency would be a drawback, and that someone like Ron DeSantis or Nikki Haley was a more electable and capable choice. As it turned out, I was wrong.

3 weeks ago | coloradotimesrecorder.com | Ari Armstrong

Eight percent of Coloradans now identify as atheists, double the figure from just a decade ago, according to the recently released Pew Religious Landscape Study. Another ten percent identify as agnostic, and a total of forty percent say they’re religiously unaffiliated. Not only have Coloradans grown less religious over time, they tend to be less religious than people in nearby states.

3 weeks ago | completecolorado.com | Mike Rosen |Ari Armstrong

By Mike RosenEarly in the 2024 Republican presidential nominating process I wasn’t enthused about Donald Trump. While I approved of his accomplishments as president and his public policy agenda, I thought his brash style and the clumsy way he ended his presidency would be a drawback, and that someone like Ron DeSantis or Nikki Haley was a more electable and capable choice. As it turned out, I was wrong.