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(Worth noting, not really surprising – promoted by Colorado Pols) You know talk radio shows filter out unwanted questions and stop unwanted callers from getting on the air. There’s the mute button, which the host can use to silence a caller with the tap of a finger. And there’s the person (the producer or possibly […]

( – promoted by Colorado Pols) In its coverage yesterday of House Speaker Terrance Carroll’s draft plan to modernize election registration rules, The Denver Post stated that “Capitol Republicans have cast the legislation as an attempt by Democrats to skew elections in their favor, and one that could endanger the integrity of elections.” The Post […]

(Stop the presses! – promoted by Colorado Pols) After 23 quoteless weeks, The Denver Post ran a direct quotation from Jane Norton today. Norton’s quoted words, which appear to have traveled from the Senate candidate’s mouth into reporter Lynn Bartels’ ears, in a two-way conversation, were first these: “Coloradans are incredibly passionate because the direction […]

( – promoted by Colorado Pols) The Scott McInnis campaign forks out $487 to an “appearance coach,” who reportedly advises McInnis to shave off his mustache and update his glasses, and it barely makes a blip of news. Is this a sign of good journalism or cynical passivity on behalf of the Colorado media? When […]

(More or that well known liberal bias–or was that insurance industry bias I always forget – promoted by Danny the Red (hair)) Journalists may be doing 17 things at once, but if they’re going to write a story quoting not one, not two, but three opponents of bills in the state legislature, you’d think they […]

( – promoted by Colorado Pols) The following description of Senate candidate Jane Norton in an article on the Steamboat Today website Monday looks innocent enough at first glance, but read it closely: Norton was Colorado’s lieutenant governor from 2002 to 2006. She was executive director for the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment […]