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As the post-election hits keep rolling on, some notable highlights continue to emerge.  Where to start?  How about crime: Recall right before the election, how NY Governor Hochul was mocking her challenger, Lee Zeldin, about his focus on crime?  This,…

Thoughts and Observations since the election I’ve been sitting on the sidelines for the last few weeks since the election, watching the wave that was little more than a swell, but still enough to get the House back and stop…

Laughable… But for some, believable? Today Mr. Biden is out touting the “historic deficit reduction” led by his administration.  Like that’s a good thing?  On the surface, it is.  But just how completely ignorant does he believe his base really…

As usual, I am listening to interviews, looking up platforms, and looking at views that have evolved over time, across the Colorado candidates.  What I see then happening on the attack ads on TV and radio are, frankly, more appalling…

As we close in on the November elections, perhaps it’s a good time to take stock of current events.  Like the 15,000 candy-colored “Nerds”-disguised fentanyl pills found in CA over a week ago, or the 44,000 candy-colored fentanyl pills captured…

As we steam toward the November election, the next area of particular interest I have for our Colorado candidates is around industry, or, more specifically, the protection of our industries and the harvesting of our innovation. I’ve certainly remarked in…

Isn’t it funny that an electric car ran out of juice in West Virginia in the last couple of days?  It died about a quarter mile from a Coal Mine.  Four Coal Miners, being the good people they are, came…

Many years ago, when the government started offering subsidized and unsubsidized student loans, something happened that could be argued as very bad:  The colleges and universities around the country began to significantly increase their pricing to students.  The loans would…

Last year I went to Home Depot and bought a bag of fertilizer. It was the higher-end stuff, and I was appalled that I paid $53 for it, when the other (regular) big bags I had previously purchased were in…

It’s a common fact in the global arena that weakness leads to instability, and to inappropriate and desperate measures.  What we’re seeing today is very much on par with that trajectory, and it’s very worrisome. Remember a few months back…