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(Promoted by Colorado Pols) After a much-publicized launch and big plans to become a serious player in Colorado politics, Unite Colorado’s slate of self-described independent candidates has mostly failed to gain traction, been hit with multiple campaign finance complaints, and continued to rely on out-of-state money and wealthy California donors. The latest setback for the group, formerly […]

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) Concerned Citizens for Colorado, a dark-money group that purchased Facebook data from the disgraced firm Cambridge Analytica and used the personal information to help win key Colorado senate seats in 2014, is pumping a half million dollars into the Colorado Republican Party again this year. In 2014, Concerned Citizens used the […]

(At least they’re not “fake protesters” anymore – Promoted by Colorado Pols) A Republican leader of the U.S. Senate worries that “loony left” voters could create a “problem” for Republicans in the November election, leading Democrats to victory. “Obviously, voter motivation and intensity is important in elections,” U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner told a KHOW radio […]

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) In a post Tuesday, the Colorado Times Recorder reported, among other things, that KHOW 630-AM’s morning host Ross Kaminsky said Social Security is “clearly” a “Ponzi scheme,” like U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman (R-CO) said a few years back. In response, Kaminsky submitted the following opinion piece, posted in its entirety below. Kaminsky wrote: […]

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) The Denver Post published a few thoughtful letters over the weekend about whether the New York Times erred in reporting on the potential impact of Republican candidate for governor Walker Stapleton’s family ties to the KKK. The letters responded to Post columnist Mario Nicolais’ June 29 piece titled “The New York Times kneecaps Walker Stapleton.” In his column, Nicolais complained […]