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Tom Cronin's coverage predominantly focuses on local politics and legal matters in Colorado, particularly highlighting issues related to ballot propositions, political figures such as Liz Cheney, and government policies. His articles often contain data citations and industry-specific insights.
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“Leadership capital” is a general metaphor used in business, politics and the military to denote a “leader” has approximately so much prestige or useable “currency.” It is not exactly the same as power or position, yet it is related. One can have an important position, for example, but have lost your leadership capital. Leaders gain capital […]
By: Bob Loevy, Tom Cronin
The neighborhood in Colorado Springs known as Divine Redeemer is thriving. It has a major city park, an expanding general hospital, and an international sports organization. Divine Redeemer also has an ample supply of well-kept and well-landscaped family homes dating from both before and after World War II. The park is Boulder Park, the hospital […]
By: Bob Loevy, Tom Cronin
Here are some additional facts and comments about the proposed Front Range passenger rail system planned to run from Pueblo on the south through Colorado Springs and Denver to Fort Collins on the north. A study was conducted recently of the commuter-style of passenger trains currently in operation in states and metropolitan areas throughout the […]
Pollsters and strategists in 2024 told Donald Trump inflation and cost of living were two of the best issues to campaign on in the 2024 presidential election. Not surprisingly, he promised to lower the price of groceries and make things more affordable. And he narrowly won the popular vote in 2024 by 49.8% to 48.3%. […]
By: Tom Cronin, Bob Loevy
Pollsters and strategists in 2024 told Donald Trump that inflation and the cost of living were two of the best issues to campaign on in the presidential election.
The results of the November 2025 odd-year elections are well-known. Democrats easily won the Virginia and New Jersey governor elections and, in a number of other state elections, bested the Republicans. In Colorado, the big 2025 election news was a statewide program providing free breakfasts and lunches in public schools for all students, regardless of […]
By: Tom Cronin, Bob Loevy
By Tom Cronin and Bob Loevy The results of the November 2025 odd-year elections are well known.
By: Tom Cronin, Bob Loevy
The Elevate Downtown Plan is a 204-page study of plans and projects for downtown Colorado Springs that the Downtown Development Authority recently prepared. The report covers an area generally bounded by Colorado College (Cache la Poudre Street) to the north, the Shooks Run area to the east, the Mill Street and Lowell neighborhoods to the […]
Most Coloradans enjoy the right to vote “by mail” at election time. Most Americans favor this process. But U.S. President Donald Trump is trying to federalize (nationalize) this practice and shift the supervision of voting from county clerks to the Department of Homeland Security and the U.S. Postal Service. He issued an executive order to […]
By: Tom Cronin, Bob Loevy
Phil Weiser, 58, Colorado's attorney general, is in a heated race against U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet, 61, for the Democratic nomination for governor.
