Colorado Confidential’s Sandra Fish noted last week that U.S. Senate candidate Rep. Mark Udall, D-Eldorado Springs, has raised $1.1 million; his GOP opponent, former U.S. Rep. Bob Schaffer, has raised more than $689,000.
But unlike Udall, Schaffer’s campaign…
Presidential candidate Mitt Romney grabbed most of the media spotlight during his appearance in Colorado Springs last week – followed by GOP Chairman Dick Wadhams, who gave what was billed as a “Seven Minutes of Wisdom From Wadhams”…
It’s about as likely as Scooter Libby seeing the inside of a jail cell: GOP Congresswoman Marilyn Musgrave attending an event sponsored by the Progressive Democrats of Colorado.
But on Sunday night, Musgrave spoke at Democratic Party headquarters in…
The “Sagebrush Rebellion” that championed state rights against the federal government was a Republican conservative faction back in the 1970′s and again in the 1980′s. However, in Colorado today, it is a movement that is crossing from the political left…
Gov. Bill Ritter is poised to sign House Bill 1069 on Thursday – and send a message of opposition to any possible use of eminent domain involving the Pi
Last year, Congressman Doug Lamborn made it clear how he felt about the government seizing private property from individuals. In a position paper, the candidate maintained this country and its prosperity was founded on private property rights. In fact, he…
With resistance mounting in the state legislature, Congressman John Salazar announced today that he will ask the U.S. Army to halt its plan to expand the Pinon Canyon Maneuver Site by 418,000 acres in southeastern Colorado.
In a letter…
United States Army Maj. Gen. Wes Clark suggests that Coloradans should stand up and hand over a hunk of land nearly the size of Rhode Island “for the greater common cause.”
“Who,” Clark asked, “would let one life be…
With local members of Congress opposing the use of eminent domain for the Army’s proposed expansion of the Pi
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