Craig Alan Silverman
Craig Silverman is a partner in the downtown Denver law firm of Silverman & Olivas, P.C. The law firm specializes in personal injury law, criminal matters, and problem solving. Craig served for sixteen years at the Denver District Attorney’s Office where he was a Chief Deputy District Attorney. Craig has appeared hundreds of times on local and national media. Subjects have included the death penalty, serial rapists, the JonBenet Ramsey case, Columbine, the Oklahoma City Bombing trials, the Kobe Bryant case, and the Aurora movie theater massacre. Craig was co-host of the award winning Caplis and Silverman afternoon drive time radio show on 630KHOW (2004-2012).
Latest Policy Articles
Mitt Romney: The Clear Choice for American Moderates
By Craig Alan Silverman, Contributing Editor
I am a moderate. Politically speaking, I was a "shades of grey" guy even before the popular book series. So why am I opining in a conservative publication dedicated to providing food for the conservative soul? Barack Obama is why. This column is meant to provide some food for you conservatives to feed to your moderate friends. No need to feed this to the far left. They've got their candidate.
By Craig Alan Silverman, Contributing Editor
I am a moderate. Politically speaking, I was a "shades of grey" guy even before the popular book series. So why am I opining in a conservative publication dedicated to providing food for the conservative soul? Barack Obama is why. This column is meant to provide some food for you conservatives to feed to your moderate friends. No need to feed this to the far left. They've got their candidate.
Mitt Romney for President
By Craig Alan Silverman, Contributing Editor
I support Mitt Romney for President and Paul Ryan for Vice-President. For most of my life, I have been a Democrat and I very publicly voted (live C-Span, live radio, NY Times) for Obama-Biden in 2008. As I studied Obama’s performance as President, I could no longer support him.
By Craig Alan Silverman, Contributing Editor
I support Mitt Romney for President and Paul Ryan for Vice-President. For most of my life, I have been a Democrat and I very publicly voted (live C-Span, live radio, NY Times) for Obama-Biden in 2008. As I studied Obama’s performance as President, I could no longer support him.
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