Decline of “Freedom Philosophy” at the Colorado Springs Gazette?

by Ben DeGrow | 11:17 am, September 1, 2009 | Comments Off

Could a rare newspaper editorial voice for liberty — a long-time fixture on Colorado’s Front Range — be on its last legs? Sean Paige writes about news of bankruptcy at the Colorado Springs Gazette (where he used to be the editorial page editor) and the possible demise of the “Freedom Philosophy” on the newspaper’s opinion [...]

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