Editor: It’s really amazing that you call yourself a newspaper. All of your endorsements have been for Progressive leaning candidates in every sense. You cannot tell me that there are not conservative candidates with proven records that you cannot endorse. Yours is not a newspaper that informs but tries to indoctrinate. You might as well be known as The National enquirer.
—Neal Heater, via letters@sentinelcolorado.com
Editor’s note: The Sentinel editorial board endorsed conservative candidates in the Adams County treasurer race and in the Arapahoe County assessor race. All endorsements can be found here.

It only indoctrinates if you read it and do as it says. You’re too easy.
You can clearly see how far this left-leaning Sentinel wants to create themselves as the providers of well-reasoned political savvy. In the meantime, the fairly progressive Denver Post political staff has their endorsements out as well, The Post endorsements are otherwise a contradiction and in conflict to the Sentinels and their advisements who they want and willing to sponsor. It demonstrates how far this local leftist media maintains their political standing.
Your comment doesn’t make sense. The Denver Post endorsements for this year are all COMPLETELY in alignment with the Sentinel except for the Secretary of State race (or the races that the DP/Sentinel don’t both endorse in, so they can’t be aligned). DP has endorsed ALL Democrats except ONE Republican, while Sentinel has endorsed TWO Republicans – so Sentinel is actually MORE “middle of the road” than DP, if you look at the big picture.
Seems like maybe you’re just bitter because Sentinel differed on ONE race and you don’t like that ONE person. Which is fine, support your candidate, good on you for having an opinion – you’re allowed to like or dislike Jena Griswold and Pam Andersen for whatever reasons you want. But you should be honest about what you’re mad about – you’re peeved that this “rag” had one different opinion than you in the OPINION section.
Apparently some of your readers do not read much.