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Kelly Sloan

Kelly Sloan

Columnist at Colorado Politics

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Recent Articles

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Regime change, this time down Venezuela way | Kelly Sloan

As luck and the calendar would have it, I penned my annual “state of the world” column two days before the grand fireworks in Caracas took place, and the column was subsequently published two days after. To prove I was not sequestered in a monastery over the last week, herewith a few observations on the […]
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Thinking through what to expect in the world in 2026 | SLOAN

It being something of a tradition of mine (and I am ever bound by tradition) to pen my inaugural column of the new year as a tour of sorts of the world scene, let’s begin: We begin in Europe, by which of course we mean Ukraine. It’s fair to say we seem closer to a […]
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State health department should stay the course on advanced recyclin...

There is certainly no shortage of duly enacted public policy in Colorado that elicits bouts of rueful head shaking. But it is the periodic instances of public policy being made via well-placed whispers — off the books, as it were — that make one question whether perhaps the founders got it wrong, and we ought […]
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This special session, lead us not into temptation… | SLOAN

The special legislative session is now underway, the assigned task list for which includes measures to deal with the roughly (another) $1 billion hole in the budget. The reasons offered for the 11-digit deficit depend a great deal on one’s political affiliation: Democrats, rather conveniently, are blaming the One Big Beautiful Bill, the federal budget […]
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Ed Feulner, R.I.P. | SLOAN

Kelly Sloan It is generally the business of the columnist to write something piquant about whatever it is that happens to be generating headlines and activating the salivary glands of those who consume current affairs on a given day. I find myself wondering, sort of, what Ed Feulner might have had to say about the […]
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It's about time we resurrect the rescission | SLOAN

Kelly Sloan It’s probably understandable that there has been relatively scant coverage of the rescission bill just passed by the Senate, and on its way back to the House before consummating its journey on the president’s desk. After the several weeks this spring and summer in which we were inundated with the intricacies of the […]
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It’s about time we resurrect the rescission | SLOAN

Kelly Sloan It’s probably understandable that there has been relatively scant coverage of the rescission bill just passed by the Senate, and on its way back to the House before consummating its journey on the president’s desk. After the several weeks this spring and summer in which we were inundated with the intricacies of the […]
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Two cheers for the 'One Big Beautiful Bill' | SLOAN

As I write this, word has percolated out that the U.S. House of Representatives has passed President Donald Trump's signature spending initiative, the “One Big Beautiful Bill.” That name conveys
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In striking Iran, Israel does the dirty work for the world | SLOAN

The question on the minds of everyone watching the events unfold in the Middle East (namely, the whole world) is “what will the United States (meaning President Donald Trump) do?”
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The immigration riots and the law | SLOAN

President Donald Trump’s deployment of the California National Guard (and now the Marines) to help quell the violence in Los Angeles and protect federal law enforcement officers and property has
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'BBB' more of the same | SLOAN

In what turned out to possibly be one of the last truly cogent thoughts publicly articulated by then-Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden was his observation during his 2020 campaign, “Milton