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1 week ago | 
completecolorado.com | Sherrie Peif
By Mike RosenThe multiculturalism movement is a cancer disguised as a cure. It claims that learning more about minorities would elevate them and improve national harmony, and opening our borders to people from other countries will enrich us as they combine their cultures with ours.
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2 weeks ago | 
completecolorado.com | Sherrie Peif
By Mike RosenThe multiculturalism movement is a cancer disguised as a cure. It claims that learning more about minorities would elevate them and improve national harmony, and opening our borders to people from other countries will enrich us as they combine their cultures with ours.
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2 weeks ago | 
completecolorado.com | Jon Caldara
By Mike RosenThe multiculturalism movement is a cancer disguised as a cure. It claims that learning more about minorities would elevate them and improve national harmony, and opening our borders to people from other countries will enrich us as they combine their cultures with ours.
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2 weeks ago | 
completecolorado.com | Sherrie Peif
By Mike RosenThe multiculturalism movement is a cancer disguised as a cure. It claims that learning more about minorities would elevate them and improve national harmony, and opening our borders to people from other countries will enrich us as they combine their cultures with ours.
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3 weeks ago | 
completecolorado.com | Sherrie Peif
By Jon CaldaraThis column is targeted to one reader: the iconoclast businessman and politico Kent Thiry. Many believe Colorado’s best days are behind her, and understandably so as Colorado turns into a dictatorial progressive experiment of exponentially escalating regulation, spiraling property taxes and fees, and forced social engineering. We don’t feel safe on our own city streets. Young people can’t buy their own homes. Affordable and reliable energy is no more.
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3 weeks ago | 
completecolorado.com | Jon Caldara
By Jon CaldaraThis column is targeted to one reader: the iconoclast businessman and politico Kent Thiry. Many believe Colorado’s best days are behind her, and understandably so as Colorado turns into a dictatorial progressive experiment of exponentially escalating regulation, spiraling property taxes and fees, and forced social engineering. We don’t feel safe on our own city streets. Young people can’t buy their own homes. Affordable and reliable energy is no more.
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3 weeks ago | 
completecolorado.com | Ari Armstrong
By Jon CaldaraThis column is targeted to one reader: the iconoclast businessman and politico Kent Thiry. Many believe Colorado’s best days are behind her, and understandably so as Colorado turns into a dictatorial progressive experiment of exponentially escalating regulation, spiraling property taxes and fees, and forced social engineering. We don’t feel safe on our own city streets. Young people can’t buy their own homes. Affordable and reliable energy is no more.
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4 weeks ago | 
completecolorado.com | Sherrie Peif
By Jon CaldaraThis column is targeted to one reader: the iconoclast businessman and politico Kent Thiry. Many believe Colorado’s best days are behind her, and understandably so as Colorado turns into a dictatorial progressive experiment of exponentially escalating regulation, spiraling property taxes and fees, and forced social engineering. We don’t feel safe on our own city streets. Young people can’t buy their own homes. Affordable and reliable energy is no more.
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4 weeks ago | 
completecolorado.com | Sherrie Peif
By Jon CaldaraThis column is targeted to one reader: the iconoclast businessman and politico Kent Thiry. Many believe Colorado’s best days are behind her, and understandably so as Colorado turns into a dictatorial progressive experiment of exponentially escalating regulation, spiraling property taxes and fees, and forced social engineering. We don’t feel safe on our own city streets. Young people can’t buy their own homes. Affordable and reliable energy is no more.
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1 month ago | 
completecolorado.com | Jon Caldara
By Jon CaldaraThere are only three jobs worth having in Colorado. The first is fortunately mine. Any person who can make a living by indulging his passion is beyond blessed. I somehow have provided for my family by fighting for personal and economic freedom in Colorado. Running Independence Institute, Colorado’s machine to promote liberty principles over party, politicians and special interests, is a dream come true.