Columnists newsletter from The Denver Post

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Today's Most Recent Columnist

Editorial: Plenty of blame in DUI fiasco
For several days, Rep. Laura Bradford has been excoriated for seemingly being above the law when she was pulled over — but not arrested — last week on suspicion of drunken driving.  

• Editorial: Making banks dot the "i" in every foreclosure
• Guest Commentary: Preserve specialized care
• Milbank: Newt's scorched earth policy
• Carroll: Another level head needed at the PUC
• Parker: An essential limp

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Vincent Carroll - Opinion

Carroll: Another level head needed at the PUC
Gov. John Hickenlooper must soon decide whether to reappoint a member of the Colorado Public Utilities Commission who very likely violated the state constitution's ban on accepting gifts worth more than $50, or reshape the powerful PUC with a fresh appointment.  

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Al Lewis - Business

Lewis: No case too big — or to small — for regulators
Like most defendants charged by the Securities and Exchange Commission, the 81-year-old tax preparer from Tinton Falls, N.J., neither admitted nor denied guilt.  

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Mike Littwin - Opinion

Littwin: Here's what Rep. Bradford should do
It was a dramatic moment — or at least it looked dramatic when I watched the replay on YouTube. Rep. Laura Bradford went before her House colleagues Monday morning to apologize for what we'll call "the incident" and what she called "traffic violations."