Wednesday, as the U.S. Congress deliberated objections to the Electoral College votes for Arizona, the Capitol fell under siege for the first time since 1814. But in 2021, it was American citizens — not British soldiers — who broke through barricades, climbed Capitol walls and stormed a timeless symbol of republican government. Whether you call […]

Today is Christmas Day, and I figured, why not have a little holiday fun with today’s weekly column? Merry Christmas – I hope a little satire will help keep you a little warmer today! In this topsy-turvy year of 2020, full of chaos and controversy, not even Kris Kringle himself is immune from holiday hullabaloo […]

In 2020, college really hasn’t been all it’s cracked up to be.  Students should be forgiven if they are paying an arm and a leg, racking up tens of thousands in debt and griping about their subpar experience.  That’s because they’re right to complain.  “We sell the entire university experience to our students and their parents,” Regis […]

We keep hearing from Republicans across the country: “Joe Biden and the Democrats stole the election!” This comes as accusations – some merited, some not – fly over how the 2020 elections were handled in many states. Before Election Day, I wrote and spoke a lot about my own concerns for election integrity in states […]

The spread of COVID-19 in Colorado and — arguably, even more significantly — the policies of Gov. Jared Polis and his Department of Public Health and Environment, are devastating small businesses in this state. As they take real-world revenue hits, face rising expenses and try to meet ongoing fixed costs, small businesses sadly are forced […]