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Can bloggers and reporters just get along?

As a lowly blogger, I’ve of course followed the Bartels-stole-my-story controversy. How could I not, even with the election raging around me? You recall a ColoradoPols blogger, Half Glass Full, first wrote Sept. 9 about the possibility that the GOP would become a minority party in Colorado, if Dan Maes’ gets less than 10 percent […]

Day 14: McInnis’ evasiveness has led Hasan Family Foundation to consider legal action

(Maybe Maes’ company can help collect the debt? – promoted by ClubTwitty) In an interview aired Wednesday, Colorado Public Radio asked gubernatorial candidate Scott McInnis if he had kept his promise, which he made 14 days ago, to give back the $300,000 he got from the Hasan Family Foundation for his bungled two-year water fellowship. […]

Media focus on plagiarism overshadows big underlying issue of fraud

( – promoted by Colorado Pols) It’s natural that journalists would be focusing on plagiarism in the strange story of Scott McInnis, the Hasan Family Foundation, and the water articles. Writers think about plagiarism all the time. And McInnis’ assignment as a Hasan Fellow was mostly to write a “series of in-depth articles on water.” […]

Does McInnis’ water-article deal qualify him to be a literary agent?

( – promoted by Colorado Pols) I’ve been hoping that journalists, being writers and all, would take more interest in the fact that gubernatorial candidate Scott McInnis managed to cut a deal with the Hasan Family Foundation, paying him $150,000 to write a “series of in-depth articles on water” that could be used in a […]

Journalists should press McInnis on water articles

( – promoted by Colorado Pols) When someone gets $150,000 from the Hasan Family Foundation to write a series of in-depth articles, you’d think journalists, being writers themselves, would want to see what was written. Especially if the writer is Colorado gubernatorial candidate Scott McInnis. Yet, as far as I know, no Colorado journalist has […]

Where are McInnis’ writings about CO water issues?

( – promoted by Colorado Pols) Despite Craig Silverman’s fog-horn voice and Dan Caplis’ adolescent intonations, I like the “Caplis and Silverman” talk-radio show, especially when they’ve got good guests like Scott McInnis or John Hickenlooper. But the show, on KHOW radio in Denver, gets frustrating when the hosts fail to ask the follow-up questions […]

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