Editorials from The Denver Gazette Editorial Board

Editorials

EDITORIAL: Colorado holds key to the Golden Dome

Updated 5 hours ago

News last week that Colorado’s Louisville-based Sierra Space has landed a $798 million federal contract to design and build 18 missile warning and tracking satellites...

EDITORIAL: Colorado slips again as a business destination

Updated 1 day ago

The rise of socialists among Colorado’s ruling Democrats — and the policies that have emerged from the legislature as a result — continue to put...

EDITORIAL: Colorado slips again as a business destination

Updated 1 day ago

The rise of socialists among Colorado’s ruling Democrats — and the policies that have emerged from the legislature as a result — continue to put...

EDITORIAL: At last, Polis denounces his party’s radical left

Updated 2 days ago

A deep and growing rift among Colorado’s ruling Democrats blew wide open last week in a very public brawl on social media between Gov. Jared...

EDITORIAL: At least, let the feds enforce immigration laws

Updated 4 days ago

EDITORIAL: Front-office bloat costs Colorado schoolkids, teachers

Updated 5 days ago

EDITORIAL: Staring down the war on hunting

Updated 6 days ago

EDITORIAL: Hallucinogen therapy’s bad trip

Updated 1 week ago

EDITORIAL: Coloradans embrace AI, need data centers

Updated 1 week ago

EDITORIAL: Denver pushes back at socialist antisemitism

Updated 1 week ago

EDITORIAL: Another call on Colorado to take care of business

Updated 2 weeks ago

EDITORIAL: A needed reassessment for Colorado public transit

Updated 2 weeks ago

EDITORIAL: Don’t cut what uplifts Colorado’s schoolkids

Updated 2 weeks ago

EDITORIAL: ‘Big tent’ — or circus big top — for Colorado’s Dems?

Updated 2 weeks ago

EDITORIAL: Colorado’s crime rate remains dismal

Updated 2 weeks ago

The Polis administration’s announcement the other day touting a drop in Colorado’s nationally notorious rate of auto theft was welcome news — as long as...

EDITORIAL: Colorado at 150 mirrors America at 250

Updated 2 weeks ago

It’s fitting Colorado’s upcoming, milestone birthday dovetails with that of the nation it was welcomed into on Aug. 1, 1876. We’re a state as emblematic...

EDITORIAL: The Wright direction on energy policy

Updated 3 weeks ago

At long last, U.S. energy policy is being led by someone who actually understands the energy world — and recognizes the need for government to...

EDITORIAL Colorado Supreme Court derails gerrymandering

Updated 3 weeks ago

The Colorado Supreme Court upheld Colorado’s voter-approved redistricting system Monday, fending off an attempt initiated by Democrats to subvert it to their advantage. The upshot...

EDITORIAL: Dems move left; GOP regains hope

Updated 3 weeks ago

EDITORIAL: Bennet, Hick play politics with the judiciary

Updated 3 weeks ago

EDITORIAL: Restoring common sense to Colorado’s energy policy

Updated 3 weeks ago

EDITORIAL: A rare retreat on Colorado’s sanctuary laws

Updated 3 weeks ago

EDITORIAL: Colorado’s mushrooming Medicaid begs for abuse

Updated 4 weeks ago

EDITORIAL: Will feds spare Colorado from its own electrification agenda?

Updated 4 weeks ago

EDITORIAL: A way around Colorado’s highway funding roadblock?

Updated 4 weeks ago

EDITORIAL: Kirkmeyer can lead a Republican renewal

Updated 4 weeks ago

EDITORIAL: Will Denver’s schools chief move on? Let’s hope

Updated 4 weeks ago

A recap of The Gazette’s ballot recommendations

Updated 1 month ago

EDITORIAL: Juneteenth recalls emancipation, exalts freedom

Updated 1 month ago

With today’s fifth official state observance of Juneteenth, a Colorado holiday signed into law by Gov. Jared Polis in 2022, Coloradans can come together in...

EDITORIAL: Hallucinogens as ‘therapy’ and now, ‘sacrament’

Updated 1 month ago

If some want to claim that mind-bending, hazardous and potentially deadly hallucinogens offer a path to “spiritual development” — that’s actually a tenet of a...

EDITORIAL: The high cost of a ‘progressive’ tax hike

Updated 1 month ago

No sooner had we urged support the other day for Initiative 232 — which safeguards and caps Colorado’s simple, flat income tax — than a...

EDITORIAL: An upside-down legislature tries to disarm Colorado’s law abiding

Updated 1 month ago

Politically diverse Coloradans hold wide-ranging views on the right to arms. Many are grateful that right is guaranteed in both state and U.S. constitutions; others...