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( – promoted by Colorado Pols) No matter what you think of abortion, it’s fair to say that U.S. Senate candidate Ken Buck’s opposition to abortion, even in the case of rape and incest, is newsworthy, maybe not font-page material, but deserving of serious treatment. Yet this tidbit about Buck has barely seen the light […]

( – promoted by Colorado Pols) I love it when any candidate (Democrat, Republican, or American Constitution Party) tells a reporter to prove him wrong and the reporter proceeds to prove him wrong. You’d think even talk-radio hosts would jump at such opportunities. Back in May, and I apologize for getting to this so late, […]

( – promoted by Colorado Pols) Should we hold public officials to the same standards as writers when it comes to plagiarism? I emailed this question to Rocky Mountain News Editor John Temple, who’s now leading an online journalism experiment in Hawaii. As a veteran editor, he’s obviously thought a lot about plagiarism. In what […]

(A modest proposal – promoted by Colorado Pols) July 8, 2010 Dear Congressman Scott McInnis – As a sometime freelance writer, I’m really, really impressed with the $300,000 job you got from the Hasan Family Foundation to write a “series of in-depth articles on water.” Your fee, amounting to about $2,000 per page for 150 […]

( – promoted by Colorado Pols) One Republican has said that President Barack Obama “has a default mechanism” that “favors the black person.” Closer to home, another GOP politician has said at least twice that President Barack Obama’s Administration “cares more about the rights of terrorists than the lives of American citizens.” The first statement […]

(This water thing is interesting to me – promoted by Danny the Red (hair)) I’ve been on the hunt for any article about water, written by GOP gubernatorial candidate Scott McInnis. And guess what appeared in print when I was on vacation last week? A water article by Scott McInnis, titled,“Why I changed my position […]