The Gazette Editorial Board

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It’s never a good look when a sitting member of Congress is under federal investigation. It’s even worse if it happens around election time. And if the politician in the hot seat happens to be the U.S. House’s most stridently leftist, unapologetically anti-Israel and notoriously

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The noisy, partisan one-upmanship over election integrity — at fever pitch as another election approaches — is kind of like a custody battle between warring parents. Each side claims to have the child’s welfare at heart and denounces the other as an existential threat. Substitute

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It says a lot about the polarization of American politics when one of Colorado’s most respected and influential spiritual leaders draws scrutiny simply for meeting and praying with the president of the United States.  Denver’s Archbishop James Golka and fellow Catholic bishops fr

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Colorado’s progressive Democratic Gov. Jared Polis has had plenty to say — none of it kind — about Amendment 87’s “progressive” $2.7 billion tax hike on the Nov. 3 ballot. The governor, an extraordinarily successful internet entrepreneur before entering politics, is rightly viewe

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A troubling takeaway from The Gazette’s investigative coverage of the pay-for-silence scandal involving the state Supreme Court several years ago was the lack of transparency and accountability in Colorado’s court system. Not only does a lot of court business occur behind closed

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