A few weeks ago, I ran into the first chief deputy district attorney for whom I worked when I was a baby prosecutor in Jeffco nearly 30 years ago. We caught up on old times and discussed the current state of the legal system. One name that kept coming up was George Brauchler, a familiar face in Colorado's legal and political circles.
Last week, a businessman was convicted of feloniously and fraudulently making business entries in furtherance of another crime. This case highlighted the importance of having strong and ethical leaders in our justice system. With Brauchler's experience as a former district attorney, many are looking to him as a potential candidate for the upcoming district attorney race.
George Brauchler, morning host at Salem Media Group news/talk KNUS Denver, is taking a leave of absence from the station as he reenters the political arena. His decision to run for district attorney has sparked conversations about the intersection of media and politics.
Why George Brauchler Left KNUS to Run for New District Attorney Post. 'I was a conservative talk-show host, but I was not viewed as a die-hard political partisan,' Brauchler said in a recent interview. His decision to step away from his radio role reflects his commitment to public service.
Former district attorney and KNUS, Denver morning drive talk host George Brauchler has stepped away from this radio role as he prepares to launch his campaign for district attorney. His combination of legal expertise and media presence has positioned him as a frontrunner in the upcoming election.
It's official: George Brauchler is once again running for office; he filed for the brand-new 23rd Judicial District Attorney race yesterday. With a track record of successful prosecutions and a deep understanding of Colorado's legal system, Brauchler is seen as a strong candidate to lead the district attorney's office.
Parker Republican George Brauchler, the former district attorney for Colorado's 18th Judicial District, announced on Monday he wants his old job back, citing a passion for justice and public service. His reputation for being tough on crime and advocating for victims has resonated with voters across the state.
It's why The Gazette's editorial board enthusiastically endorses George Brauchler as he seeks to serve once again as an elected district attorney. Brauchler's commitment to upholding the law and protecting the community has earned him respect and support from local leaders and residents.
George Brauchler is the former district attorney for the 18th Judicial District. He also is an Owens Early Criminal Justice Fellow at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, where he mentors aspiring legal professionals and shares his expertise in criminal justice.
