This morning the New York Times reports that (surprise!) Iran has rejected the deal its negotiators agreed to last week that would have compelled Iran to ship its uranium to Russia for enrichment (more…)
“Help America survive Republicans”? An odd crusade for the left to launch, just when Dems control everything and the GOP is sidelined. (more…)
In an audacious power grab, the Colorado Supreme Court recently embraced, by a 4-3 decision, a judicial doctrine that would (more…)
7PM Guest: Under the Dome: Jihad comes to Colorado
6:30PM Guests: Dennis Polhill
6PM Guest: Phelim McAleer
5:30PM Guest: Ryan Frazier
5PM Show Open John Andrews,Joshua Sharf with Guest Laura Boggs and Dave Petteys
5PM Show Open John Andrews,Joshua Sharf with Guest Laura Boggs and Dave Petteys
5:30PM Guest: Ryan Frazier
6PM Guest: Phelim McAleer
6:30PM Guests: Dennis Polhill
7PM Guest: Under the Dome: Jihad comes to Colorado
What happens when ethics and politics collide? I did a quick online interview about this with Kelley Harp, one of my key staffers from Senate (more…)
Thank goodness for B12, or I might’ve collapsed last Friday. My principal and I both discovered that the right hand doesn’t know (more…)
Among the remarks by spokesmen for the Obama administration in its war against Fox News was David Axelrod’s observation (more…)
By Bill Moloney
States with constitutional and/or statutory restraints on taxing and spending have strong financial foundations because those restraints greatly militate toward the positive business climate and robust economy that invariably generate increased revenues across the board.
Colorado, which has had such restraints since 1992, is a prime example of their great benefits. California — today having the nation’s most disastrous state economy — once had such restraints but cast them aside some years ago and consequently has become the poster child for what happens to states that fall into the trap of unrestrained taxing and spending. (more…)
(Denver Post, Oct. 25) The year is 2030. The scene, an assembly joining Michael Bennet High School and Mark Udall Middle School in Denver. The occasion, a talk on Colorado history in the early 21st century by Prof. Cody Hawkins, the onetime Buffs quarterback who is now a popular CU faculty member. Let’s listen: “During the Obama years, back when your parents were young and football was still allowed in this country, before the UN banned all violent sports, I wasn’t the only big star who was humiliatingly benched. The two famous senators whom your schools are named for, had their political careers terminated by voters in the same way my NFL hopes were snuffed (more…)
Slated on Backbone Radio, Oct. 25
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What people think they know that isn’t so, even more than what they simply don’t know, is often the biggest problem in self-government, Ronald Reagan liked to say. Our show this Sunday takes on five overheated myths, correcting them with cold fact to help you make a difference politically. Is global warming a crisis and our fault? Is Islam a religion of peace? Is light rail the ideal transportation solution? Are old white guys the face of the Republican Party? Does public education put the public interest first? The answers would be (more…)