Author: Doug Lamborn
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GUEST OPINION: Reflecting on a career of service and impact
It has been an amazing privilege representing the good people of Colorado’s 5th Congressional District in Washington for 18 years. Helping guide the best and the most powerful nation on the face of the earth is an overwhelming honor. As I reflect on these years, a number of strong impressions come crowding upon me. First,…
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GUEST OPINION: Reflecting on a career of service and impact
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save It has been an amazing privilege representing the good people of Colorado’s 5th Congressional District in Washington for 18 years. Helping guide the best and the most powerful nation on the face of the earth…
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GUEST OPINION: District 20’s 4B saves taxpayers big money
Throughout my career as a U.S. congressman, I have always strived to prioritize two things: supporting our courageous military families and sound fiscal responsibility. On the ballot, we the voters of Colorado Springs Academy School District 20 have an historic opportunity to do both. We cannot afford to miss this chance due to misinformation. District…
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GUEST COLUMN: Congressman Lamborn supports Speaker Mike Johnson
Speaker Mike Johnson’s exceptional performance under the most trying circumstances has only strengthened my unwavering support for his continued tenure as Speaker of the House. Ousting him would have detrimental repercussions, potentially leading to further division within our party and dysfunction in Congress. We must stand united as a solid Republican party, avoiding any splits…
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GUEST COLUMN: Unwavering support for the State of Israel
At the end of World War II over 78 years ago, the world promised never again. Today, we must take decisive action to prove those words still hold meaning. The people of Israel are called to fight for their lives and defend their sovereign right to their homeland. The State of Israel is no stranger…
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GUEST COLUMN: The effort to end reliable, affordable energy
At the turn of the 20th century, land that was once prime for cattle grazing, forestry, mining, and farming became far less abundant. America was thus forced to confront how best to utilize its natural resources, resulting in two primary schools of thought. The first, championed by John Muir, was that America should engage in…
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GUEST COLUMN: Colorado Springs leads in space innovation | Doug Lamborn
This week, tens of thousands of space leaders and experts from around the globe will convene at The Broadmoor Hotel to kick-off the 38th annual Space Symposium. Well-regarded as the world’s premier space gathering, this week-long conference will bring together experts from government, industry, and academia to evaluate the progress that has been made in…
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GUEST COLUMN: Natural resources priorities for the 118th Congress
In the 118th Congress, Republicans once again can take bold action and steer our nation back on track with commonsense priorities that put Americans first. As a senior member and Vice Chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee, I have consistently pushed for the preservation of our public lands and wild areas while simultaneously unlocking…
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GUEST COLUMN: Respecting military service members’ religious concerns
This Wednesday, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin will preside over the commencement at the Air Force Academy with full knowledge that his actions have jeopardized the futures of four first-class cadets. Graduation day is normally a revered occasion for our community, and every year we look forward to supporting our cadets and commending their accomplishments.…
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GUEST COLUMN: Ukraine’s fight for love of country, family, and freedom
How have Ukrainians been able to fight off a militarily superior Russian force that has more tanks, more artillery, and more planes? Much credit goes to the brave Ukrainians who have been fighting Russians in a low-grade conflict in the eastern Donbass region since 2014. Over 10,000 Ukrainians, civilian and military, have died there. Veterans…