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EDITORIAL: Activist march endangers children
Left-wing activists want kids to march out of schools to advocate school safety Wednesday, a month past the massacre at Florida’s Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High school. Women’s March, which partners with more than 100 left-wing organizations funded by billionaire George Soros, promotes the walkout on Action Network. The network’s stated mission is “serving the entire…
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EDITORIAL: Activist march endangers children
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Left-wing activists want kids to march out of schools to advocate school safety Wednesday, a month past the massacre at Florida’s Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High school. Women’s March, which partners with more than 100 left-wing…
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EDITORIAL: We protect kids from tornadoes and fires
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A killer arrived at an elementary school and took the lives of seven kids. No one talked about stopping the next one with a law. The killer was an EF5 tornado that ripped through Moore,…
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EDITORIAL: We protect kids from tornadoes and fires
A killer arrived at an elementary school and took the lives of seven kids. No one talked about stopping the next one with a law. The killer was an EF5 tornado that ripped through Moore, Okla., on May 20, 2013. It destroyed the Plaza Towers Elementary School, as walls fell on students. Rescuers were surprised…
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EDITORIAL: Colorado’s ‘pothead’ rap comes at a cost
Living in “the marijuana state” can come at a cost. Ask 18-year-old Gavin Bell, a senior at Aurora’s Cherokee Trail High School. Bell finds himself at the center of a revealing controversy, simply because he resides in Colorado – a state known for its poorly regulated pot market. Bell applied to play baseball at Texas…
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EDITORIAL: Colorado’s ‘pothead’ rap comes at a cost
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Living in “the marijuana state” can come at a cost. Ask 18-year-old Gavin Bell, a senior at Aurora’s Cherokee Trail High School. Bell finds himself at the center of a revealing controversy, simply because he…
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EDITORIAL: Colorado, marijuana’s black market hub
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save It sounded logical. Legalizing pot might destroy the drug’s black market. All frontline indicators point in the opposite direction, as the legal market provides camouflage for foreign cartels and illegal grows in homes and warehouses…
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EDITORIAL: Colorado, marijuana’s black market hub
It sounded logical. Legalizing pot might destroy the drug’s black market. All frontline indicators point in the opposite direction, as the legal market provides camouflage for foreign cartels and illegal grows in homes and warehouses throughout the state. Pro-legalization politicians double down, without regard for what law enforcement reports. Gov. John Hickenlooper said recently the…
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EDITORIAL: Blackmun’s leadership improved US Olympics
Scott Blackmun resigned his post this week as CEO of the U.S. Olympic Committee, while battling cancer amid a sex abuse scandal he did not cause. One cannot overemphasize the devastation caused by widespread sex abuse of American Olympic athletes, and Blackmun was the first to agonize that his organization had not done more to…
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EDITORIAL: Blackmun’s leadership improved US Olympics
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Scott Blackmun resigned his post this week as CEO of the U.S. Olympic Committee, while battling cancer amid a sex abuse scandal he did not cause. One cannot overemphasize the devastation caused by widespread sex…