Today's Opinions

While the feds take their time, immigration “reform” is in full swing in Colorado. Once seen as a forerunner in strict regulation against illegal residency, the state is rapidly becoming a haven of opportunity for those that choose to visit, without paperwork and without permission.

Just about every year on Aug. 6, we can count on liberal Americans to rush to Hiroshima, Japan, to tell everyone there, and throughout the world, how sorry they are that our country nuked that city to bring an end to World War II.

    They love to ignore the fact that our country was attacked Dec. 7, 1941, by the Japanese Empire, who — while cooperating with the German Reich — set out to conquer and enslave the entire planet.

Is it over yet? Following what seems an endless succession of snowstorms, squalls and outright blizzards, the skies have finally cleared.

    Slowly, Mother Nature returns the heavens to the sunny disposition Colorado is famous for. Nice as it sounds, it’s about damn time for some sunshine around here. I actually heard a couple from Seattle reminiscing last week about how nice it’s been lately, the soggy gloom boosting their waterlogged memories.