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Coronavirus Culls Democratic Senate Field (Not Really)

As the Denver Post’s Justin Wingerter reports, yesterday’s deadline to submit petition signatures in the Democratic U.S. Senate primary appears to have winnowed the clown-car field of minor candidates in this race by a couple of entries–with a notable exception we don’t want to give short shrift: After weeks of uncertainty and difficulty brought about […]

House GOP Chief of Staff Goes Full-On “COVID Truther”

As the Denver Post’s Conrad Swanson reports: A prominent Colorado Republican is siding with several other high-profile personalities in attacking America’s response to the novel coronavirus. Over the past several days, Jim Pfaff, chief of staff for the state House Republican caucus and a Woodland Park City Council candidate, has posted messages on Facebook and […]

Get More Smarter on Tuesday (March 17)

Happy St. Patrick’s Day; you’ll have to get piss drunk by yourself this year. It’s time to Get More Smarter. If you think we missed something important, please include the link in the comments below (here’s a good example). If you are more of an audio/visual learner, check out The Get More Smarter Show or […]

Enjoy That Nice Long Weekend, Cory Gardner?

UPDATE: Not confidence inspiring: .@SenCoryGardner on House #coronavirus bill Thurs on KHOW "I hope it will be worked out. I don't know how the House bill was put together. Did the Speaker of the House invite Kevin McCarthy to help write the bill together? ..But I think that will work through #copolitics #cosen — Jason […]

Hickenlooper Makes Ballot, Exits Assembly

UPDATE: According to the Hickenlooper campaign, they collected a total of 14,925 valid signatures for a validity rate of 86%. Here’s how that breaks down by congressional district (1,500 is required): ♦ Congressional District 1: 2,220 ♦ Congressional District 2: 2,199 ♦ Congressional District 3: 2,206 ♦ Congressional District 4: 2,054 ♦ Congressional District 5: […]

Trump to Governors: Find Your Own Medical Equipment

As The New York Times reports: President Trump told a group of governors on Monday morning that they should not wait for the federal government to fill the growing demand for respirators needed to treat people with coronavirus. “Respirators, ventilators, all of the equipment — try getting it yourselves,” Mr. Trump told the governors during […]

Buck Keeps Making Colorado Look Bad (COVID Edition)

As the Denver Post’s Sam Tabachnik reports, it’s ugly deja vu all over again: U.S. Rep. Ken Buck said the massive federal coronavirus relief package that he voted against early Saturday morning is “a 110-page, multi-billion dollar boondoggle.” He was Colorado’s only House member — and one of only 40 in the chamber — to […]

Get More Smarter on Monday (March 16)

If you need a new playlist of songs, here are some timely suggestions from readers of Colorado Pols. It’s time to Get More Smarter. If you think we missed something important, please include the link in the comments below (here’s a good example). If you are more of an audio/visual learner, check out The Get […]

Socially Distanced Prez Debate Open Thread

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Mayor Mike Coffman’s Interesting COVID Advice: Dine Out!

As government entities large and small across the globe respond to the widening COVID-19 outbreak, urging and in many cases forcing public gatherings to a halt in an effort to “flatten the curve” of disease transmission beneath the capacity of public health systems to cope at any one time, former GOP Congressman and Aurora Mayor […]

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