Tag: washington examiner
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A conversation with Sen. Lindsey Graham on immigration and the border crisis
Washington Examiner Editor-in-Chief Hugo Gurdon and Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) discuss immigration and the border crisis, President Biden, and identity politics. (Video provided by Washington Examiner)
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Lindsey Graham: ‘Joe Biden no longer exists as we know it,’ blames progressive Democrats
Sen. Lindsey Graham said Wednesday President Joe Biden “no longer exists as we know it,” blaming progressive Democrats and saying the administration’s agenda is “the most radical in the history of American politics.” (Video provided by Washington Examiner)
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EDITORIAL: Ask President Biden to fix what Trump broke
It ain’t rocket science to persuade President Joe Biden how former President Donald Trump was wrong. With that in mind, Democratic Sens. Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper should insist on an immediate, in-person meeting with Biden. Topic: Space Command, nothing more. The meeting should include Gov. Jared Polis, Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers, appropriate members…
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EDITORIAL: Colorado ranks high as family-friendly place, but could do better
Fifteenth place in a field of 50 is nothing to celebrate. That’s Colorado’s ranking in WalletHub’s 2021 list of “Best and Worst States to Raise a Family.” The Centennial State falls just below Wisconsin and one notch above Illinois. There is a sliver of good news in this ranking. In 15th place, Colorado stands heads…
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EDITORIAL: Colorado AG Phil Weiser crusades to protect free speech from social media monopolies
As free speech comes under attack, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser plans to save it. When social media services emerged on the scene, they glorified and leveraged free speech as protected in the First Amendment. Suddenly, thanks to computer technology and the internet, everyone had a veritable printing press. Rich and poor alike could develop…
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EDITORIAL: More local control may hedge against oppression
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save “All politics is local,” implored former Democratic Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill. Town leaders in Monument, a bedroom community for Denver and Colorado Springs, don’t want to lose businesses to the state’s on-again-off-again COVID-19 shutdowns. In Monument, when a business owner struggles or goes…
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EDITORIAL: More local control may hedge against oppression
“All politics is local,” implored former Democratic Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill. Town leaders in Monument, a bedroom community for Denver and Colorado Springs, don’t want to lose businesses to the state’s on-again-off-again COVID-19 shutdowns. In Monument, when a business owner struggles or goes under it means a friend and neighbor in peril. “The…
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EDITORIAL: This Christmas, we can overwhelm evil with good
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save This will be a Christmas unlike any we have known, with fewer large family gatherings and crowded worship services. Under any condition, it is no less the day 2.2 billion people — more than a quarter of the world’s population — celebrate the birth of…
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EDITORIAL: This Christmas, we can overwhelm evil with good
This will be a Christmas unlike any we have known, with fewer large family gatherings and crowded worship services. Under any condition, it is no less the day 2.2 billion people — more than a quarter of the world’s population — celebrate the birth of Christ, the son of God sent to the earth to…
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EDITORIAL: Other Space Command finalists pose big risks
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Space Command thrives in Colorado Springs. It operates in a perfect ecosystem that combines a qualified workforce, proximity to supporting entities, public safety, transportation and community support. A better environment is not possible, no matter…