Why are there so many candidates for president?
In 1988, there were seven Democratic candidates for president. In 2019, there are 24 - and counting. Why?
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Flags lowered Wednesday to honor Peace Officers Memorial Day
Flags will be lowered on public buildings from sunrise to sunset May 15 in recognition of Peace Officers Memorial Day
Mark Hillmans’s Capitol Review: teaching ‘intersectionality’ poisons America’s future
Former Colorado Senate Majority Leader and State Treasurer Mark Hillman shares his views on politics in the state.
Governor orders flags lowered to honor STEM School victims
Flags in Colorado will be lowered through May 14, 2019, in honor of the victims of the STEM School shooting in Highlands Ranch.
Unethical, even illegal campaign tactics are an American tradition
Since the earliest years of the republic, candidates have used deceptive, underhanded and dubiously legal tactics to discredit their opponents.
Colorado will hold presidential primary March 3, 2020
Colorado will join 12 other states in holding a presidential primary election March 3, 2020.
Governor Polis announces dozens of board, commission appointments
Colorado Governor Jared Polis has announced another round of appointments to state boards and commissions.
How to avoid accidentally becoming a Russian agent
The Mueller report reveals that some U.S. citizens helped Russian government agents organize real-life events, aiding Russia's propaganda campaign. Don't be like them.
Did Trump obstruct justice? 5 questions Congress must answer
Robert Mueller's report did not determine whether or not U.S. President Donald Trump obstructed justice. Will Congress be able to reach a conclusion?
Why Pete Buttigieg may be reviving progressive ideals of the Social Gospel Movement
Over the past few years, a resurgence of the the religious left has been inspired by the ideals of the Social Gospel.