Republican gubernatorial candidate McInnis didn’t show up for a scheduled news conference after his speech before the Denver Petroleum Club yesterday.
The Colorado Independent reported that McInnis spokesperson Sean Duffy told journalists, who were waiting for McInnis after his…
When Republican gubernatorial candidate Scott McInnis last week declared that he supported Amendment 62 , the sweeping anti-abortion Personhood Amendment that will appear on the ballot in November, it probably came as no great surprise. It’s primary season after all and the Tea Party is pushing Republicans to the right.
Sean Duffy, communications director for Colorado candidate for governor Scott McInnis, told the Colorado independent this week that, when McInnis said he might take a “beating” if he were to release his tax returns, he was not referring…
On Monday, Scott McInnis campaign Communications Director Sean Duffy told the Colorado independent that McInnis’s income from law firm Hogan & Hartson was reported on K1 forms– forms used to report partnership income– and that McInnis would not…
According to partial tax returns reviewed by the Colorado Independent Monday, Republican gubernatorial candidate Scott McInnis has earned nearly $2.9 million since leaving Congress in 2005 and joining the law firm Hogan & Hartson. He has paid federal income taxes of just over $680,000, for an income tax rate of 23.6 percent.
Colorado campaign watchdog groups are keeping a close eye on a Virginia nonprofit group with a Littleton address, which they suspect may be the smoking gun gubernatorial candidate Scott McInnis alluded to on a cryptic voicemail nearly a year ago.
Happy coincidence or strategic tipping of his campaign hand? That’s what Garfield County Democrats must be wondering after the “surprise” appearance of Republican gubernatorial frontrunner Scott McInnis at the local GOP’s Lincoln Day Dinner Saturday night in Glenwood Springs.…
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