Merrifield’s Back, Ready To Thwack
The understatement of the year, so far, would be that state Rep. Michael Merrifield has had a bit of a rough patch.
On Jan. 3, just after his 60th birthday, the representative from Colorado Springs – the…
The understatement of the year, so far, would be that state Rep. Michael Merrifield has had a bit of a rough patch.
On Jan. 3, just after his 60th birthday, the representative from Colorado Springs – the…
State Sen. John Morse has one thing to say about some people who are continuing to viciously attack Rep. Michael Merrifield, including actually making fun of the fact that he has cancer.
“He took responsibility for what he wrote,
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It all started with Al Franken calling Rush Limbaugh a Big Fat Idiot. Well not, really. Rush Limbaugh kind of started it first, with his penchant of terming anyone who even remotely disagrees with him repugnant, ugly, nasty names and…
School vouchers are still a hot topic in some Republican circles in Colorado, particularly in one Jefferson County race where education issues have always been a top priority.
The vouchers issue probably single-handedly killed the campaign of Republican Ramey Johnson in House District 23 (Lakewood and Golden) in 2004. Johnson was the incumbent state representative at the time, and after a tough challenge from Democrat Gwyn Green, she ended up losing by just a few dozen votes when the final ballots were meticulously counted weeks after the election.