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Kinds of mayor: How strong should she be?

Kinds of mayor: How strong should she be?

Durango and Cortez have what once were progressive forms of government

Net neutrality: Colorado gets it

Net neutrality: Colorado gets it

Colorado Legislature acts to do what the federal government forgot

The Great Gatsby at 94

The Great Gatsby at 94

The novella, born of hope, flopped. You can guess what happened next.

Durango won: City elections yield tax for roads and a new Council

Durango won: City elections yield tax for roads and a new Council

City elections mostly show voters’ wisdom on sales tax and City Council

LPEA elections

In two races, the incumbents get our nods to move the board carefully ahead

Flummoxed: The southern border is out of control

Flummoxed: The southern border is out of control

The real crisis at the border is here and we’re plum out of solutions

Two good wins

Sidewalk signs head for approval and help’s on the way for rural schools

Long, strange trip: Four years ago, it was all different – or was it?

Long, strange trip: Four years ago, it was all different – or was it?

What can April 2015 tell us about what we might see in 2020?

Our bad: Mueller report makes Democrats, news media look unwell

Our bad: Mueller report makes Democrats, news media look unwell

Everyone blew it on Russia-gatebut we can see a pony underneath

Julio Cortázar: When imagination and thugs collided

Julio Cortázar: When imagination and thugs collided

In times of political madness, the Argentine magical realist is essential

The city election

The city election

Voters have a serious question to mull on taxes, and several fine candidates

Stop that racket: Partisan squabbling in Denver degenerates

Stop that racket: Partisan squabbling in Denver degenerates

Judge tells Dems: Quit playing games; Democrats say: But it was our turn!

Broken windows

Democrats should center debate on immigration – or we face more peril

Buttigieg: Who is this guy, anyway?

Buttigieg: Who is this guy, anyway?

Dark-horse Indiana mayor may be what Democrats need: a real leader

Our choices: The Herald’s endorsements in city elections

Our choices: The Herald’s endorsements in city elections

Four intriguing candidates for City Council and the return of tax question

Hold your fire: Democrats could fix this red-flag bill

Hold your fire: Democrats could fix this red-flag bill

Dems in state Senate have a chance now to make gun bill work better for all

Dreaming green

Can the same ingenuity that got us into this mess help us build a ladder out?

Abolish it

The time has come for liberals to use legislative majorities for one big thing

We hate hate: La Plata County ranks high for political intolerance

We hate hate: La Plata County ranks high for political intolerance

County-by-county listings of partisan ill-will show intriguing disparities

Electoral alarm: No one is stealing your vote yet

Electoral alarm: No one is stealing your vote yet

National Popular Vote has Democrats and Republicans shooting from the hip

Colorado’s two-term governor kicks off presidential campaign

Colorado’s two-term governor kicks off presidential campaign

John Hickenlooper makes it official

The main chance: progressive Democrats introduce sweeping health care reform

The main chance: progressive Democrats introduce sweeping health care reform

Last Wednesday, the U.S. House also got a new dream bill on Medicare for all

In bed with Fred: A long-departed dog could tell you about dissent

In bed with Fred: A long-departed dog could tell you about dissent

E.B. White has much to teach us still about dachshunds and convictions

We the lobby

As more Democrats embrace health care reform, the empire strikes back

February 28, 2019