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Tag: Sarah Palin
Primary Day notebook: Four stories to watch
Tuesday, today, is Major Primary Day 2010. Voters go to the polls in California, Iowa, Maine, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, North Dakota, South Carolina,...
Senate candidate Wiens drops out of race, endorses Buck
Rancher, entrepreneur and now-former U.S. Senate candidate Tom Wiens is no Sarah Palin, but Palin in Denver Saturday didn't endorse anybody in Colorado's U.S....
Palin gives nothing to Norton in Denver
DENVER-- In a highly anticipated speech here coming the night of the Republican state assemblies, tea party star Sarah Palin rallied a crowd of 6,000 conservative Coloradans that included a raft of state Republican politicians at the University of Denver's Magness arena. She railed against President Obama and heaped praise on Ronald Reagan-- and said nothing at all about the heated race for U.S. Senate that has pitted Weld County D.A. Ken Buck against former Lt Governor Jane Norton.
PPP Poll reflects shifting Colorado U.S. Senate race
According to a new Public Policy Polling survey, on the GOP side in the U.S. Senate race in Colorado, one-time frontrunner Jane Norton is...
Palin tips her hand, may endorse Norton over Buck
Tea party favorite Sarah Palin hinted she might endorse Jane Norton in the heated Colorado U.S. Senate GOP primary. It's a question that has...
Markey seeks to emphasize independence at Denver fundraiser
DENVER-- At a fundraiser featuring Vice President Joe Biden here Friday afternoon, Colorado Congresswoman Betsy Markey toed the line she has tread since she was elected in 2008 to the seat held by hard-right social conservative Marilyn Musgrave in the mostly agrarian Front Range Fourth District. Markey, one of the swing so-called "blue dog" moderate Democratic members of Congress, talked to the crowd of roughly 150 people at the Sheraton about the value of independent political thinking and her non-lawyer, non-politician entrepreneurial background.
WATCH: Colorado Dem Senate candidates sound off at the Tea Party...
In Colorado this year, a lot of politicians have made news catering to local Tea Party groups in particular and embracing the Tea Party...
Dumpster diving students get the 411 on Palin speaking deal
The latest in the endless stream of Sarah Palin news rocketing around the web is that California state dumpster diving college kids did what...
Markey, Salazar join effort to cool U.S.-Afghanistan relations
Colorado members of Congress Betsy Markey and John Salazar visited Afghanistan last week to take a read on President Hamid Karzai, who has been under fire as a waffling ally at best and a traitor at worst. As analysts increasingly train their focus on the country's engagement with Afghanistan, the American relationship with Karzai has grown volatile. Pres. Obama has been pressuring Karzai to retain foreign election fraud commissioners and to endorse the Kandahar offensive the U.S. is planning for later in the spring, but Karzai has been erratic, feeling undermined by Obama and America and seeming increasingly like an unraveling power-hungry dictator. Karzai said at the beginning of the month that if "foreign interference" in his government continues, he might join the Taliban as a legitimate force of resistance.
Tea Party Express docks in Denver
DENVER-- The Tea Party Express tour (part three) has rolled into town and is holding a rally at the capitol here. The tour is hitting states where Congressional seats are in play and those include seats held by Colorado Democratic Reps Betsy Markey and John Salazar, both called out after their votes in favor of health care reform by Sarah Palin, who seems lately to be solidifying her place at the top of the Tea Party celebrity heap. There are rumors in the crowd here as there were in the capitol hallways today that Palin might speak to the Denver crowd even though it's not one of the two stops on the tour at which she is scheduled to appear.