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The Denver Post¶¶Ňőap 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: Jeff Flake’s inspiring challenge to fellow Republicans
For those seeking a return to honor, civility and truthfulness from our president, Jeff Flake’s challenge to fellow Republicans this week inspires.
Endorsement: Support expanded choice in Douglas County schools election
The nation’s second-largest teachers union is pouring money into Douglas County’s heated school board election. We hope the tactic misfires and voters support the reform candidates.
Editorial: Drain the swamp? EPA’s Scott Pruitt is polluting it
Critics say Scott Pruitt's work on a video in which he attacks a clean water rule, might have broken the law. He sure skated closer to the line than the...
Endorsement: Support these reformers in Denver schools election
We urge voters to the stay the course and support candidates who back Superintendent Tom Boasberg’s efforts to ensure all district students attend a high performing school.
Editorial: How to fix Obamacare
President Donald Trump is headed in the wrong direction to fix the Affordable Care Act. It will take more federal money, not less, to fix our broken health insurance system.
Editorial: Scouts overreact in kicking out a Cub for pointed questions
A Broomfield Cub Scout's dismissal from his den after he asked pointed questions of state Sen. Vicki Marble strikes us as an unnecessary and hurtful overreaction.
Endorsement: Brighton, Greeley and Grand Junction schools need more funding
Mill-levy overrides in Greeley, Brighton and Mesa County would be small steps toward leveling the playing field in Colorado’s hugely unequal school funding formula.
Editorial: Denver should allow in-person visitation at its jails
A proposal to allow in-person visits at Denver’s jails -- forbidden for years -- is the right thing to do and ought to be a no-brainer for a progressive city...
Editorial: Colorado Sen. Vicki Marble’s finger-lickin’ lie
Colorado Sen. Vicki Marble had a chance to explain a past mistake when a Cub Scout asked her about a remark she made in 2013. Instead of setting a good...
Denver police and deputy discipline cases have disparate outcomes
Shouldn’t it be easier to fire a public safety officer entrusted with a job so tied to honesty than it is to put someone behind bars for a crime? We...