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I am writing as a father, law enforcement veteran and unaffiliated candidate for governor of Colorado. In towns across rural Colorado, schools aren’t just buildings they are the heart of the ...

This article will appear in the January 2026 issue of Texas Monthly with the headline “The Last Temptation of James Talarico.

Right-wing populism flourishes when we take the bait — when we can’t see past the economic benefit dangled in front of us to ...