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As any follower of politics or football will tell, the fine art of Monday morning quarterbacking (or Wednesday morning quarterbacking in this case) is a much loved pastime in Washington DC. I am sure that before long, the media and the talking heads will appoint someone the scapegoat of the whole Massachusetts Senate Special Election […]

Admittedly, I am a journalist and a non-campaign person. But what’s some Pols readers’ fascination with how much money is being raised by candidates? Most of the funds raised by candidates only matter if you’re looking for a job with one of the campaigns, IMHO. Is that what’s going on here? Are you all looking […]

Ever since the Rocky folded, the Denver Post seems much more conservative. During the summer-of-a-hundred health care reform rallies and towne halls, our numbers were consistently under-estimated and equal time was given to (usually) pathetic tea-party protester crowds. Also, Cong. Mike Coffman has had several Op-Eds, while his Democratic opponent, Lt.Col.(ret.)John Flerlage has submitted many […]

What I reported was Rep. John Salazar is telling good friends he believes his brother will run. Big difference. Sorry if there’s any confusion. –Adam

Screw The Past and Focus on the Future; Like driving in Rome, what’s behind you doesn’t matter. Here’s what’s going to happen in 2010 Colorado politics: The economy will continue to recover,  painfully, slowly. – R’s who want to bash Ritter and other D’s with jobs/jobs/jobs and the economy will relapse to “government had no […]

Below is a recent comment by Middle of the Road: As to ballot stuffing, were you in a coma the other day or did you miss Pols banning of Triguardian who nominated you and himself for the Front Page? You were logged in pretty much all day, JO, so I can’t quite figure out how […]