Krista L. Kafer is a columnist at the Denver Post. She focuses on law and legal affairs, legislation, and regional interest, often exploring topics such as hydrology, water conservation, and federal legislation. Krista's insights have been featured in the Greeley Tribune, The Denver Post, and Daily Camera.
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Like a lake cut off from fresh water, the Colorado Republican Party has grown increasingly stagnant.
By: Krista Kafer
House Bill 1312 added names and pronouns to the list of protected classes in Colorado's Anti Discrimination Act The courtroom is an expensive classroom.
By: Krista Kafer
Should a person be forced to pay money to an effort he opposes? Should a person benefit from an effort to which he has not contributed?
Win or lose, it is important they tried. The General Assembly passed legislation, House Bill 1276 , requiring county health agencies to conduct
By: Krista Kafer
While Democrats did not choose an exorcist as their candidate for governor, some of their choices were also less than prudent.
By: Krista Kafer
By conflating journalism with religious persecution, Marx is not just deflecting responsibility; he is indulging in identity politics, the kind of us-versus-them rhetoric that inflames the body politic and leaves scars of resentment and…
By: Krista Kafer
Last election, I did something I hadn't done in decades: I voted for a Democrat. In other elections, when I could not vote for the Republican, I wrote in a candidate.
By: Krista Kafer
The choice is clear. Vote for the only person with experience and integrity in the attorney general race, Michael Allen. Vote person over party.
By: Krista Kafer
It might surprise some to know I don't eat meat every day. Beans are cheaper, and I have a ready supply of eggs from my hens.
By: Krista Kafer
The ballot question is more about power and control than about helping voters Would you elect a politician who could only read at a middle school level?
