Now we’ll move to the County Assembly, which also takes place every two years. At this stage of the political process, the major political parties, in this case the Colorado Republican Committee in Greenwood Village, sets the rules.

Last time we discussed what a Caucus is and went through the history of the Caucus system; this time we’ll get down to the details.

What is a Caucus? And for the record, both Republicans and Democrats follow the same process that is mandated and regulated by state law. I will be doing several articles on the series of events that start with the Republican Caucus on March 3 followed by the County Assemble on March 24 and ends with the District Assemblies and State Convention on April 8-9.

Here are seven questions and answers to explain the caucus process and how voters can get involved.

Democrats continue to kick around various spending proposals which could end up costing taxpayers as much as $5.4 trillion over the next decade, even without which the country is set to run a budget deficit right around $3 trillion for the second consecutive year.

Another year has flown by and the New Year is about to get very busy. But before I go into that, maybe it’s good to reflect on the past year.

Politicians always calculate their moves and words so that they can sway public opinion in their favor. A clear example is when Gov. Jared Polis recently declared “the emergency is over” in response to the spread of the omicron variant and why he said he won’t be instituting another statewide mask mandate.

We protect children riding in vehicles with minimum standards for car seats. Similar regulations for toys, cribs and highchairs are geared toward protecting young, innocent life. As a society, we value and look to insulate from harm those who cannot protect themselves. Our abortion laws and practices seem incongruous with that stance.

"Are we really to believe that in a county with a population in excess of 50,000 that these three are our only hope for a successful government? If this is the best we can do, heaven help us."

Once again David William rants from his own distorted view point and makes accusations that are without foundation. And his conspiracy theories about Republican intervention in the local school board races would be laughable if not dangerous.