Told you this could be a series. Well, this won’t exactly be a letter, just a “cc” of my column to those we’ve elected – who appear to understand little to nothing about this antiquated piece of legislation – once I put the finishing touches on this latest masterpiece from the never-nominated, yet best-est in […]
What can I say, I’m an equal opportunity commenter. Although many on the left would strongly disagree. But that’s only because they don’t pay attention to or read everything I write. Because the ones who call me upset over something I wrote usually must admit they liked or agreed with something else I wrote. Such […]
Yeah, this might turn into a “series.” Mainly because the topic, when it comes to government, is like shooting fish in a barrel. Which I’m sure the government would find a way to tax you on, or partner with the barrel maker or fish supplier or the gun manufacturer – yes, the government would celebrate […]
For me, “one of those days” usually occurs on a Friday morning deadline when I don’t know what to write about. It’s not that I don’t have things to write about, as I always have things to write about. But internally, on days like this, I ask myself if I should write about this or […]
Frankly, that should be our national catchphrase. Why? You ask. Do you even have to ask? Don’t you have a lifetime of examples? If you don’t, let’s try it from the other end. Name five things government does well, or in the words of the president so many love to hate, does great or bigly? […]
I mean, what else does Congress, the Colorado Legislature or our local politicians have to do to convince you? And for those thinking this is all about democrats (hint, it isn’t, it just seems to always apply to them) I’ve got some public vaping, shooting dog stories and sex coverups for you that you seem […]
It’s rare when I have a string of three consecutive columns (this now being the third) that somehow connect. If I recall, I have done what some might consider a short “series” of columns on the same topic. A set comes to mind about how the health-care industry came into being and how the government […]
Yeah, this article is about getting away from the world. And a little bit about how no matter how hard we try, the world has a way of pulling us back in or letting us know it’s still a factor even when you think you’ve escaped, but with a twist. Fact is, you just can’t […]
Even though I run a weekly newspaper, I can’t get my head around how “clarifying” this took a week, or how bad reporting can pretty much destroy a livelihood in the same amount of time. How else can one explain what happened to (according to the same KKCO who was destroying their business) “popular restaurant […]
In recent years, many parents, taxpayers and fellow educators have grown increasingly concerned about the direction of public education. Real concern deepened during COVID and the online learning or lack thereof, when learning loss became undeniable and academic priorities appeared to shift. Today, the push for ideologies and beliefs is evident all around our country. […]