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(Promoted by Colorado Pols) Reporter Michael Booth left The Denver Post this month after a 24-year run at the newspaper, starting in 1989 as a maternity fill-in for reporter Ann Schrader. He did many things there, covering the Senate race in 2010, the 2008 Democratic Convention, Denver City Hall, films, and much more. Most recently, […]

(Wait, what? – promoted by Colorado Pols) On a Denver radio show Friday, Rep. Mike Coffman affirmed his opposition to the withdrawal of U.S. troops in Iraq, adding that, even now, he'd deploy U.S. military personnel to Iraq, if they were invited, to serve in an advisory role. Asked by KNUS talk-show host Dan Caplis […]

(Can't hide it under a bush, oh no! – Promoted by Colorado Pols) Fresh from his top-GOP-Senate-candidate showing in the latest Public Policy Polling survey, Ken Buck took to the talk-radio airwaves in recent days, bragging that he's ahead of his primary opponents by "25 points or more" and that he "had a lot Tea […]

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) After news broke Tuesday that the mass murderer at Sandy Hook used a 30-round magazine manufactured by Magpul, a (still) Colorado company, local reporters naturally tried to reach Magpul executives for a reaction. But Magpul didn't return calls yesterday from the Boulder Daily Camera, Fox 31 Denver, or The Denver Post. […]

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) After a six-year run at The Denver Post, as a reporter and editorial writer, Tim Hoover left the newspaper Friday to be Communications Director for the Fiscal Policy Institute. It's a certainty that Hoover's fair-and-accurate writing will be missed by reasonable progressives and conservatives alike. This week, Hoover answered a few […]

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) In college, I led a petition drive to put an question on the student-council election ballot asking students if they wanted the university to stock suicide pills for optional use by students in the event of nuclear war. The media had to take this seriously, because kids were actually voting on […]

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) Toward the end of the Creative Revolution Theater Company's inspired production of Eric Bogosian's Talk Radio, Barry Champlain, who's the talk-show-host character in the play, tells his radio audience, "You're like little children under the blanket, afraid of the bogeyman, but you can't live without him." It's a great line, among […]