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Clear Channel axes Colorado’s liberal radio AM 760

I was astonished to find my local progressive station running the Bloomberg News. Here is what I found : radioinsight.com/blog/headlines/88602/kkzn-denver-to-drop-liberal-talk/  “AM 760” KKZN Thornton/Denver is next in line to shift to another Talk variation following similar moves in recent months at sister stations in Portland and Los Angeles…. Clear Channel registered RealTalk760.com last December that […]

Chuck Plunkett and the First Rule of Holes

Denver Post Politics Editor Chuck Plunkett has obviously never heard about the number one rule of holes: STOP DIGGING! Yesterday we followed a rather bizarre decision by Plunkett to remove a story posted to the newspaper's political blog "The Spot." Plunkett took down a story Tuesday night about Republican Congressman Mike Coffman written by reporter […]

Ryan Budget Barely Passes; Colo. GOP Delegation All Vote Yes

UPDATE: Mike Coffman's Democratic opponent Andrew Romanoff responds: The Ryan budget does not reflect the values most Americans share. It would force middle-class families to pay more in taxes, students to pay more for college, and seniors to pay more for health care. The House I led balanced the budget every year. But we didn’t do […]

“Personhood” Is The Symptom, Not The Problem

AP's David Espo takes a high-level look at the last few remarkable days of Colorado politics: Republican Rep. Cory Gardner, moving toward the middle in a Senate race with national stakes, said Tuesday he abandoned his longtime support for measures giving legal rights to fertilized human eggs because it is a "settled issue" at home […]

Annnnddd…It’s Officially Gotten Worse for Cory Gardner. Much, Much Worse.

Congressman Cory Gardner's surprise flip-flop on Personhood last Friday continues to rage as a story this week, with another Colorado Congressman now ensnared (Rep. Mike Coffman) and a strange new battle — among anti-abortion groups, no less — about whether we can really believe Gardner's Personhood reversal. In other words, Gardner's attempt to ditch Personhood […]

Reduced Staff of Political Reporters at Denver Post Reflects Decline in Colorado Journalism

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) You hear complaints about The Denver Post’s reduced coverage of politics, but the newspaper still has more political reporters than any other news outlet in Colorado. And it’s still the state’s leading source of political news. So, to show what’s happened to political journalism in Colorado, I thought I’d compare the […]

Stephens says she was fighting for CO, & Amycare opponents were maybe tweeting or “getting a tattoo”

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) Conservative activist Kelly "ish" Maher, who was a guest host on KNUS' Kelley and Company Friday, asked U.S. Senate candidate Amy Stephens a question that's been an obsession on conservative talk-radio lately: Maher: "Potentially, let's say, you make it out of the primary. And you are in a primary with some […]

Remembering Ken Gordon: What His Death Means To Colorado

Legislators and state officials kept piling into Denver’s largest synagogue – Governor John Hickenlooper, Congresswoman Diana DeGette, former CO Senator John Morse, Senator Irene Aguilar, and many more.  Before long, the enormous sanctuary which seats more than one thousand guests was full, with some well-wishers standing in the back. Two weeks after his death, and […]

An interview with Tim Hoover, who left The Denver Post Friday

(Promoted by Colorado Pols) After a six-year run at The Denver Post, as a reporter and editorial writer, Tim Hoover left the newspaper Friday to be Communications Director for the Fiscal Policy Institute. It's a certainty that Hoover's fair-and-accurate writing will be missed by reasonable progressives and conservatives alike. This week, Hoover answered a few […]

Critical Fundraising Deadline Today

The deadline for 3rd Quarter political donations is Monday, and while we likely won't start hearing about Q3 totals until mid-October, we can still look ahead at which candidates are under the most pressure to show a strong three months. Because of the holidays and the general lack of interest from non-politicos at such an […]

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