Letters: 4/13/17

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Opinion

Real people pushed out of TPP talks

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Who are you going to believe — Senator Elizabeth Warren or Congressman Jared Polis...

The shame of climate-change deniers

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Shame is that queasy feeling you get when you realize you’ve done something improper, ridiculous... or just flat-out contemptible. But it’s socially invaluable, for...

Letters March 5, 2020

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In support of Andrew Romanoff Dave Anderson is right when he describes the choices for anti-Trump voters as being “Big change or stability” (Re: The...

Letters: June 29, 2023

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RE: ‘BOULDER’S MICHELIN MOMENT,’ BY JOHN LEHNDORFF 1010 has always been my favorite. —Gretchen Schaefer, Facebook price of the menu goes up also due to...

How corporate bamboozlers intend to widen inequality in America

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The basic problem facing the corporate and political powers who want you and me to swallow their Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) deal is that they...

Letters 9/2/21

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A Canary in the Coal Mine I was mystified and dismayed to learn that a pelican was found dead in the water at Union Reservoir...

New federal emissions rules would choke U.S. economy

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Yellowstone National Park is a pristine display of natural beauty. Starting this year, however, the Environmental Protection Agency will give it a new designation: “Out of Compliance...

Just Economics: Conservator not hegemon

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How can the United States achieve lasting greatness? I claim that the best way of gaining really durable eminence is by dismantling our pernicious...

Paying for Perry-the- Pretender’s presidential run

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My state’s gallivanting goober of a governor, Rick Perry, is back in the news, with yet another “oops” moment...

Polis responds to his critics on trade authority

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While Congress prepares to finalize action one way or the other on President Obama’s authority to negotiate trade agreements with other countries, there continues to be no shortage of “facts,” figures, and talking points. Unfortunately, much of this information is ...

Letters | Valmont series is great

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Valmont series is great...

Battle brews on living wages

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On Sept. 4, fast food workers went on strike in 159 American cities. Hundreds were arrested for acts of non-violent civil disobedience. It was the latest escalation in a campaign for a $15 minimum wage and the right to form a union without retaliation...