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Republicans Veer Off Message: No Help Needed

MONDAY UPDATE: The Colorado Independent updates their story as recall successor candidate Bernie Herpin pushes back on allegations he was a supporter of the “Personhood” abortion ban: Herpin didn’t answer calls Thursday from the Independent seeking comment. But subsequent to publication, his campaign told the Independent that, although he is pro-life, there is “no evidence” […]

“Overreach” is Overwrought. Give it a Rest.

There are 65 members of the Colorado House of Representatives, and 35 members of the Colorado State Senate. The Colorado legislature as a whole is a representative body, with each Senator representing about 143,691 constituents, and each House member standing for 77,372 Coloradans. The Colorado Constitution outlines the makeup and duties of the state legislature, […]

It’s “me” vs. “you”, Ralph Reed.

Pull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee, and settle in for a dastardly tale of late season campaign hijinks. It took me the better part of the wee hours of the night last night to ferret out the details, so listen up! It all started a few days ago, when a curious ad […]

The Dynamics of Buck’s “Woman Problem”

One of the biggest reasons why, despite what should be a national wave sweeping GOP Senate candidate Ken Buck to victory in a few weeks, the Colorado Senate race remains one of the most hotly contested in the nation, is the gap between Buck’s relative popularity among men and unpopularity with women. Recent polling illustrates […]

“Reinvented” Schaffer Pulling Reverse Romney?

As the Denver Post reports: In 2004, Schaffer was fighting a bitter primary battle against a wealthy beer scion across the terrain of values conservatism. As he attacked from the right, the primary became a fight over abortion, “nearly pornographic” beer ads and homosexuals’ lifestyle. Four years later, with the GOP battered by successive primary […]

Denver Post: Ritter for Governor

The Denver Post this morning joined a so-far unbroken streak of Colorado newspapers in endorsing Democrat Bill Ritter for governor: Ritter certainly isn’t your everyday Democrat. He is a pro-life advocate whose anti-abortion beliefs rattle many party members, but his thoughtful approach to this emotional subject has earned their respect. He has provided assurances that […]

Rocky Mountain News Endorses Ritter

Democrat Bill Ritter picked up a key endorsement today when the Rocky Mountain News joined The Grand Junction Sentinel and Montrose Daily Press in backing him for governor over Republican Bob Beauprez. From the News: Bill Ritter for governor. Yes, you heard right. We believe that the former Denver district attorney, despite his inexperience outside […]

Ritter Leads in Latest Public Gubernatorial Poll

From The Denver Post: Democratic gubernatorial candidate Bill Ritter likely would defeat Republican opponent Bob Beauprez if the election were held today, according to a poll conducted for The Denver Post. In the battle between the two best-known candidates, Ritter leads by 6 percentage points, with 43 percent to Beauprez’s 37 percent. However, with more […]

Governor Candidates Weigh Running Mates

The Rocky Mountain News takes a look at prospective running mates for Colorado’s gubernatorial candidates: The two Republican candidates for governor, Congressman Bob Beauprez and Marc Holtzman, are drawing up lists of possible running mates. Holtzman has discussed the position of lieutenant governor with Lola Spradley, the former speaker of the House, and is talking […]

Q&A With Steve Grazier

We are pleased to present a Q&A with Steve Grazier, political reporter for The Cortez Journal. Mr. Grazier will join us LIVE from Noon – 1:00 p.m. to answer your questions. Mr. Grazier is a Kent State University journalism and mass communications graduate who began his professional career as a public affairs/media specialist in the […]

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