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Let The Obamacare Games Begin!

Huffington Post's Mike McAuliff reports: In yet another attempt to roll back President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act, House Republicans advanced a bill Thursday that they said protects the 40-hour workweek, but that Congress' own budget analyst says damages it. The "Save American Workers Act" targets the requirement under Obamacare that larger employers provide health […]

Anybody Remember Geert Wilders?

The Western Conservative Summit, hosted annually by Colorado Christian University, has become one of the biggest-draw events for Republican politicos, pundits, and their many fans. Three years ago, the WCS featured an address by Dutch lawmaker Geert Wilders. Wilders became famous in Europe–some would use the world infamous–for his strident attacks against Muslim immigration into […]

Politifact’s Lie of the Year: Cory Gardner’s Ebola Scare Tactics

From Pulitzer Prize-winning fact-checker Politifact–no shortage of lies on the campaign trail in 2014, but here's what they chose as the biggest whopper of this almost-concluded midterm election year: [Since the first Ebola case in America], more Americans — at least nine, and likely many more — have died from the flu. Yet fear of the disease […]

“Dr. Chaps” Makes GQ’s “20 Craziest Politicians”

UPDATE: Rep.-elect Klingenschmitt keeps the hits coming post-election, Right Wing Watch: On Friday's "Pray In Jesus Name" program, Gordon Klingenschmitt was trying to make the case that male-on-male sexual assault in the military has increased as a result of the repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell and, in doing so, pointed to former Petty Officer […]

GOP Majority’s Priority One: Killing Colorado Jobs!

As the Pueblo Chieftain's Peter Roper reports, a story with great significance to Colorado's economy: The federal wind power tax credit, which Vestas and other windturbine producers rely on to support sales, is back in the cross hairs of conservative energy groups that want it eliminated… The wind credit was one of the high-profile issues […]

Hickenlooper Unfiltered Again–The Good, The Bad, The Ugly

As Americans wait to hear from President Barack Obama this evening on the subject of immigration reform executive orders, the Wall Street Journal interviewed Colorado's recently re-elected Gov. John Hickenlooper yesterday–and some of Hickenlooper's remarks are raising eyebrows today. As reported by WSJ's Reid Epstein, Hick began with some indirect criticism of Sen. Mark Udall's unsuccessful re-election […]

Red-on-Red Recriminations Over Recall Winners’ Defeats Go On

Conservative news site Breitbart.com reports on continuing anger among Republicans both in and outside the state of Colorado over the failure of the Colorado Republican Party to defend the two seats won in the historic 2013 recall elections–in which sitting Colorado legislators were swept from office for the first time in a wave of backlash […]

Senate Dems Stick With Leaders As Bizarre GOP Leadership Choices Raise Eyebrows

As the Durango Herald's Peter Marcus reports, Senate Democrats yesterday stood with their leadership from the past two years, re-electing Sens. Morgan Carroll and Rollie Heath to the equivalent top positions of their 17-18 minority that they held as an 18-17 majority: Carroll defended her side of the aisle's work, suggesting that with Democrats in control, […]

That’s Right America, You Voted For The Ryan Plan!

The New York Times' Jonathan Weisman reports: Next year, House Republicans will try again to transform Medicare and Medicaid, repeal the Affordable Care Act, shrink domestic spending and substantially cut the highest tax rates through the budget process. Then they will leave it to the new Senate Republican majority to decide how far to press […]

Field Campaigns Win Elections

AP's Nicholas Riccardi has an insightful story about the storied Democratic combined field campaign effort, swinging into action again this year as the polls in Colorado's marquee U.S Senate race look a lot like they did in 2010: The relentless ground game to inspire voters to cast ballots has helped Democrats dominate Colorado under even the […]

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