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(Promoted by Colorado Pols) POLS UPDATE: In a very unusual development, the story referred to in the blog post below has been taken down by Denver Post politics editor Chuck Plunkett. In a post this afternoon on The Spot blog, Plunkett explains: Tuesday night I pulled a story from The Denver Post’s online edition that had […]

​(Um – Promoted by Colorado Pols) Everyone's a media critic, including Archbishop Sam Aquila who told KNUS radio host Dan Caplis last week the media is distorting Pope Fancis, in part by failing to report that Satan is real. Aquila on Pope Francis press coverage: [Pope Francis] has a deep love for those that are […]

(How ingratiating – Promoted by Colorado Pols) I wrote a blog post a while back regurgitating rocker Ted Nugent's appearance on KNUS Peter Boyles' show, where Nugent said Colorado is the poster child of "moral dereliction" and the Republican Party has "no balls" because someone cut off "their scrotum with a rusty shiv.” Exciting stuff that […]

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) At least three people in Colorado have been dying to know how Rep. Cory Gardner managed to persuade Ken Buck and Rep. Amy Stephens to drop their Senate campaigns, allowing Gardner to jump in with a clear field (assuming you don't count Owen Hill and Randy Baumgardner). Politico's Manu Raju deserves […]

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) In a scoop that deserves more media attention, KOA's morning drive show, Colorado Morning News, broke news this morning when Tom Tancredo told co-hosts April Zesbaugh and Steffan Tubbs that Bob Beauprez told Tancredo during a conversation Saturday that Beauprez will be running for governor. Tancredo told KOA that he will […]

(The knives come out for the "Honey Badger" – Promoted by Colorado Pols) In a surprisingly sharp editorial yesterday arguing that Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler will be "crucified in the general election" if Republicans choose him to take on Hickenlooper, The Colorado Springs Gazette cited two anonymous sources: "Democrats will have a field […]

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) You hear complaints about The Denver Post’s reduced coverage of politics, but the newspaper still has more political reporters than any other news outlet in Colorado. And it’s still the state’s leading source of political news. So, to show what’s happened to political journalism in Colorado, I thought I’d compare the […]