Editorial

Rural communities are far too often overlooked in Washington; they deserve a voice in Congress, and their local concerns should be turned into practical law. Postal reform has long been a concern for rural Americans, and ZIP codes are a simple, effective way to address an everyday issue affecting Coloradans.

Congresswoman Boebert's op-ed was originally published in The Denver Gazette

At the moment, the United States government has no official public count of how many drones law enforcement agencies own and fly in the U.S. There is no list from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the Department of Justice (DOJ), or any state agency accessible to the public.

Congresswoman Boebert's op-ed was originally published in The Hill

Congresswoman Boebert's op-ed was originally published in Colorado Politics

As we near the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, I write in defense of freedom not as a politician seeking applause, but as a Coloradan, a mother, a grandmother, and a fierce defender of the liberties that define this nation. Fixed license plate reader cameras are quietly turning American streets into zones of constant monitoring.

When there’s a real chance of protecting Americans’ privacy, the deep state always runs the same playbook. Slow walk votes on reforms. Allow the clock to run out. Highlight a potential national security scare. And reiterate the status quo while calling it reform.

Congress just bought itself one week to get this right. Don’t waste them.