Littwin: Seeing and unseeing Freddie Gray’s Sandtown
THE QUESTION of what happened to Freddie Gray will, with luck, eventually be answered in court. And although it's a critically important question, it's...
Littwin: Tim Neville’s Colorado Senate is from another planet
In the upset of the day -- maybe of the legislative year -- a freshman Republican senator from Thornton named Beth Martinez Humenik bucked...
Littwin: Arguments still seem to fall one way on Supreme Court gay marriage day
I'm sure the experts are right that the Supreme Court same-sex marriage decision is a toss-up, and that it was hard to tell, after...
Littwin: Hillary, the relaunch
OK, you've read by now all the Hillary-is-ready-and-running stories, and in each one we're told how polarizing she is and how cold and suspicious...
Littwin: This time, coming down on a killer cop
The most shocking thing about the Walter Scott killing is that we can still be shocked when a white cop kills an unarmed black...
Littwin: A pretty big deal
OK, the deal is not perfect. That's what the experts say anyway. It's not even a deal yet, although the way to bet is...
Littwin: Aw-shucks, America, Indiana never even heard of discrimination
In case anyone is still confused, the world has officially changed, including the part that belongs to Indiana.
In today's world, when you pass a...
Littwin: Overripe ‘Dr. Chaps’ implodes
Like many of you, I'm surprised it took nearly three months for Gordon "Dr. Chaps" Klingenschmitt to finally implode.
I'd have guessed six weeks...
Littwin: Ted Cruz for president, because he seems just like a Republican primary voter
As Ted Cruz took the stage at Liberty University to announce that he's running for president as the One True Conservative, it suddenly occurred...
Littwin: Colorado Republicans won’t stand for success
Last November, as you may remember, Cory Gardner not only won a seat in the U.S. Senate, but in the process he also gifted...