Letters: Increasing RTD frequency just means more empty seats
Transit in Denver worked better when downtown workers were back in the office, but with remote work, there are just not enough employees going downtown.
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Letters: Social Security reliance for the common people
There are millions of elderly and disabled people who are depending on that Social Security check.
Letters: “Staggering incompetence” regarding U.S. official’s chat messages
"We're very fortunate that we're not reading an obituary of a fighter pilot brought down by a surface-to-air missile ..."
Letters: Constituents resort to questioning a cardboard cutout of Colorado Rep. Crank
After House Speaker Mike Johnson told Republicans to stop in-person meetings, Congressman Jeff Crank of Colorado's 5th District changed his planned March 5th in-person town hall meeting to an online...
Letters: God may forgive cop-killer Raul Gomez-Garcia, but we will always remember
Compassion owed to the family and fellow officers who lost one of their own -- not the killer.
Letters: How about a Mark Kelly/Jason Crow ticket?
"It is imperative that we unseat this prospective dictator and prevent one of his clownish cronies from inheriting his throne. The two men mentioned above are the first step toward...
Letters: Don’t come after Tesla cars, owners or staff
"We bought our Tesla two years ago. We recently placed a sticker on our bumper that says, 'I bought this before Elon went crazy.' " -- John Orlando, Morrison
Letters: Thanks for showing Canada a bit of love in these tough tariff times
The booing of your National Anthem by a few bad apples does not reflect the views of all Canadians. I love you all. Always will. -- Adam Van Zetten, Windsor,...
Letters: Courts must check Trump’s abuse of wartime powers for deportations
"The slippery slope is turning into an avalanche of the abuse of power. Immigrants today, citizens tomorrow; a dictatorship next week." -- Bob Stephenson, Englewood
Letters: Border relief could have come in Trump’s first term. He blocked it.
"Then-candidate Donald Trump squashed the bill because he wanted the border problem to continue. His candidacy was more important than anything positive for our country." -- Ronald Fischer, Lakewood