Denver Post readers sound off on proposed charter school legislation, President Joe Biden’s cognitive status and El Chapultepec.
Boy, that hurts. The last staple of my childhood, the Esquire Theatre, is closing. Every Saturday morning for the first half of the 1950s my brothers and I would each be given a quarter and sent off to our babysitter, the kid’s matinee at the Esquire.
If cognitive status is going to be a topic in the presidential campaign, I suggest that both candidates be evaluated by a trained professional, not an observer with no clinical background. Going forward, this could be a requirement of any candidate over a certain age. That would prevent speculation about cognitive status and use of it as a cudgel during campaigns.I am a lifelong Democrat.
I, too, am a lifelong hunter and angler in Colorado, and I supported Gary Skiba in his bid to be our Colorado Parks and Wildlife commissioner. I want to thank him for his letter because it highlights a serious problem within my hunting/fishing and outdoors community. He was the most qualified commissioner appointee representing the hunting/angling community in recent history.
How is it “mean-spirited” to require charter-school operators to prove there is a need for their proposed schools? Isn’t that cost-effective government? How is it “mean-spirited” to ask charter schools to disclose which waivers they are granted from requirements that traditional public schools must meet? Aren’t parents entitled to know if some services aren’t available? How is it “mean-spirited” to require a process in which community members can appeal a charter approval? Isn’t that fiscal...
Maybe this is why Hancock claims that accountability and transparency requirements are mean-spirited. As a taxpayer and voter, I want to know what the charter schools are hiding.As a community-based hematologist-oncologist, my top priority is ensuring that my patients receive timely, safe, and effective treatment.
Thankfully, Reps. Iman Jodeh and Matt Soper, along with Sen. Dafna Michaelson Jenet, have introduced House Bill 1010 this year to restrict the use of white bagging mandates and ensure that our state’s patients can get the care they need.
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