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Memorial Day weekend in Colorado Springs should include a stroll down Colorado Blvd in Old Colorado City, (more…)

By John Andrews

Arizona Senate Bill 1070, which Obama, Holder, and Napolitano have harshly condemned without even reading it, merely authorizes the beleaguered state’s police and sheriffs to enforce federal immigration law in fully constitutional fashion. Anyone can ascertain this simple fact (more…)

(Denver Post, May 30) An Alaska mayor shocks the governor in a primary, then humbles an ex-governor in the general election, then electrifies the nation as John McCain’s running mate. A legislator from the laughing-stock Massachusetts Republicans upsets the attorney general to capture a perennially Democratic Senate seat. A lowly Pennsylvania congressman ignores the president’s support for a party-switching senator and retires him in a primary, Obama endorsement and all. You know their names. In ousting Arlen Specter, Joe Sestak (corrupt job offer notwithstanding) followed a pattern set by Scott Brown and Sarah Palin. Voters in both parties are turning to conviction candidates (more…)

6:30 Theresa Melaragno

6:00Michael Poliakoff

5:30 Sen. Mike Kopp

Show Opening John Andrews with Mic Partner Krista Kafer and guest Brenda Elliott

Show Opening John Andrews with Mic Partner Krista Kafer and guest Brenda Elliott
5:30 Sen. Mike Kopp
6:00Michael Poliakoff
6:30 Theresa Melaragno

Three jihad attacks on US soil in six months should cost Attorney General Eric Holder and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano their jobs, says John Andrews in the May round of Head On TV debates. But Susan Barnes-Gelt dismisses the Times Square bomber as “an inept dissident” and condemns talk of jihad and sharia as “fear-mongering.” John on the right, Susan on the left, also go at it this month (more…)

Much has been made of the irony of President Obama, refusing to take questions from the press while signing the “Press Freedom Act.” (more…)

The oil spill in the Gulf has created a mess. President Obama expressed outrage that no company is willing to take responsibility. (more…)

(Denver Post, May 16) Wind velocity abated in Colorado last week when the legislature adjourned for 2010. Noxious air masses continue moving across the state, however, flattening better judgment. Hang onto your hat and your wallet.
“Cleaner air and cheaper energy” was the slogan when voters mandated wind and other renewable sources for 10 percent of the state’s electric generation with Amendment 37 in 2004. Democratic legislators liked the idea so much that they upped the mandate to 20 percent in 2007 and boosted it this year to 30 percent. One small problem: neither half of the slogan is true. (more…)

7:00 to 8:00 Freedom University

6:30 to 7:00 Sampson, Sanders and Ross

6:00 Cleve Tidwell, Candidate US Senate