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Colorado’s BEST Political Ads (2014)

Here's our list of Colorado's BEST Political Ads in 2014. Click here to get back to the introduction page. Colorado's BEST Political Ads (2014): 1. "Joe Neguse for Colorado First Ad," Joe Neguse (D) for Secretary of State [30 Seconds] If there was a better political ad in Colorado in 2014, we didn't see it. […]

Who Did The Shutdown Hurt Most? Colorado Springs.

As the Colorado Springs Gazette's Wayne Heilman reports–we've talked at length in this space about the harm done to Colorado's economy during the GOP-engineered shutdown of the federal government in October of 2013. At one point late last year, it seemed as though the shutdown was going to do real damage to Republican electoral prospects […]

Hickenlooper Unfiltered Again–The Good, The Bad, The Ugly

As Americans wait to hear from President Barack Obama this evening on the subject of immigration reform executive orders, the Wall Street Journal interviewed Colorado's recently re-elected Gov. John Hickenlooper yesterday–and some of Hickenlooper's remarks are raising eyebrows today. As reported by WSJ's Reid Epstein, Hick began with some indirect criticism of Sen. Mark Udall's unsuccessful re-election […]

Landrieu’s Craven Keystone Clamor: Thank God That’s Over

USA TODAY: The U.S. Senate defeated a bill to authorize construction of the Keystone XL oil pipeline, delivering a blow to Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., by members of her own party… The bill failed to overcome a 60-vote threshold for passage by a narrow 59-41 decision. All 45 Republican senators voted for it, but Landrieu […]

Colorado’s BEST Political Ads (2014)

Colorado's BEST Political Ads (2014) Finalists: 1. "Joe Neguse for Colorado First Ad," Joe Neguse (D) for Secretary of State [30 Seconds] If there was a better political ad in Colorado in 2014, we didn't see it. The first campaign spot for Joe Neguse was a simple affair, with the candidate speaking directly to the […]

Stapleton Makes Call To D.C., Gets Courtesy Name Drop

The Hill's Jonathan Easley reports on the Colorado Republican bench looking ahead to 2016 and beyond: Republicans might be newly optimistic about their success, but the brutal reality is their bench beyond Gardner wasn’t deep. [Pols emphasis]   For 2016, political operatives in the state mention two names as leading the pack of potential GOP […]

“No Labels” Completes Transition To GOP Front Group

National Journal reports on a notable development in the aftermath of Republican Cory Gardner's narrow defeat of incumbent Democratic Sen. Mark Udall–a "nonpartisan" nonprofit group based in Washington D.C. named No Labels, formed by former George W. Bush advisor Mark McKinnon, stoked controversy earlier this year when Gardner touted their "endorsement"–which the group speedily walked […]

That’s Right America, You Voted For The Ryan Plan!

The New York Times' Jonathan Weisman reports: Next year, House Republicans will try again to transform Medicare and Medicaid, repeal the Affordable Care Act, shrink domestic spending and substantially cut the highest tax rates through the budget process. Then they will leave it to the new Senate Republican majority to decide how far to press […]

Once Again, So Much For That Blowout

With the dust settling on the 2014 midterm elections in Colorado, an election that undeniably gave beleaguered Republicans in this state victories to be proud of, a more accurate picture of this year's electorate is emerging. As we've noted in the days since as Gov. John Hickenlooper's narrow re-election and Democrats' surrender of only one […]

Colorado Democrats Ride Out Republican Wave Yet Again

Republicans claimed big victories across the country in the infamous Tea Party Wave year of 2010…everywhere, that is, but in Colorado. Democrats lost seats in Congress and in the state legislature that year, but Sen. Michael Bennet was the only Democratic Senate candidate in the country to withstand a strong Republican challenge (from then-Weld County […]

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