Who is The Denver Post Editorial Board?
The Denver Post抖阴ap editorial board takes positions on issues and politics that affect Colorado. Here's a look at who is on the board.
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Editorial: The health insurance tax that will HIT your premiums
There鈥檚 no doubt some or all of the health insurance tax will be passed on to consumers through the premiums they pay in 2019 (most premiums have already been set...
Editorial: 聽If CHIP dies, children will, too
Colorado officials have drafted a 鈥渉ead of the household鈥澛爈etter聽warning tens of thousands of state residents that the children in their care may soon lose coverage under the Children鈥檚 Health Insurance...
Editorial: Congress must stop dawdling on help for Dreamers
It is time for Congress and President Donald Trump to put blame games and unreasonable demands aside and to resolve the uncertainty of hundreds of thousands of U.S. residents by...
Editorial: Don’t let PERA drag Colorado down
A downgrade in credit rating due to Colorado's pension could mean higher interest rates in the future as the state looks to use debt to fund major infrastructure projects.
Editorial: Reductions in young athlete brain injuries a win for smart lawmaking
As Coloradans gather with family and friends this Thanksgiving, we are thankful to see a happy trend in youth sports: a reduction traumatic brain injuries among high school athletes.
Editorial: More wait-list woes in VA system fail our veterans
In the same month that our nation celebrated its veterans, a new federal investigation found that VA officials broke the rules by keeping extensive off-the-books waiting lists for patients seeking...
Editorial: GOP tax plan has become an accounting lie told to American taxpayers
We expect better of our congressmen than an elaborate accounting lie told to lower-income Americans too busy working multiple jobs to send a lobbyist to Capitol Hill.
Editorial: Colorado鈥檚 habitual offender law in need of an update
Prisons aren鈥檛 just for punishment. Rehabilitation should be the goal where possible. We hope lawmakers are able to make Colorado鈥檚 habitual offender law more reasonable.
Editorial: Who’s minding the store on satellites and space junk?
The narrow band of space we rely on for satellite technology is getting crowded and hazardous. Our entrepreneurs, scientists and lawmakers better start figuring out how to make sense of...
Editorial: How to handle groping allegations against Rep. Paul Rosenthal?
While we praise the victim for bringing an important issue to light, his complaint shouldn't preclude state Rep. Paul Rosenthal, a Denver Democrat, from remaining in office.