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"If not me, who? If not now, when?" ~ Rabbi Hillel For politicos like us, there are many times we find ourselves sitting in a room full of intelligen...
As 2011 kicks into gear, what's here to great us? A state unemployment rate that just inched up a notch to a record-matching 8.8 percent in November. A year ago we worried when it was 7.5 percent.
There is no reason public school reform should be a partisan issue. And my time at the Denver Public Schools taught me that it can't be.
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Regardless of motive, you simply cannot say you want to honor Martin Luther King while also using his holiday as an occasion to oppose the very cause he was advocating at the very moment of his death.
It isn't Haggard's moral shortcomings that bother me. It's his shameless attempts to profit from his failures in the name of God that make me queasy.
After fly fishing directly from the property, then a long walk marvelling at wild flowers in the mountains, nothing was better than a chatty dinner with other guests in the saloon.
Every January after an election, politicians of all stripes make speeches claiming to know exactly what is on the mind of voters. The Congress and Co...
In years past, we've learned that Democrats are happy to rely on union workers' hard-earned money to get elected, and then happy to block major pieces of legislation that would help workers join a union.
Life doesn't always take a straight and narrow path; it often chooses a circular route, so let's start in the middle of the story and see where we end up.
When Chicago's race ends next month, there's a more issues-driven race that can perhaps occupy the interests of the national audience.
For Richard Kendall, shooting the 703-pound bear meant he had finally bested his hunter father. But the story doesn't end there. Some villagers were unhappy. They didn't think Kendall was a hero at all.
As Denver's next Mayor, my top priority will be economic prosperity. We need real solutions for Denver's economy -- and I am putting forward my ideas for creating long-term economic strength.
Political games prevent Senators from even beginning to debate some of the most important issues. This week, my colleagues and I have begun a process to challenge the broken rules in the Senate and reform the filibuster.
I fasten my boots, click them into my skis, and pull tight my helmet before maneuvering towards near-empty queues. My sunglasses suddenly dip below th...
Weekly Pulse: GOP Plays Chicken with the Debt CeilingBy Lindsay Beyerstein, Media Consortium blogger Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC) is calling for a "big show...
