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Decision Dissected: What regents say they knew – and didn’t –...
It was early April and the University of Colorado’s Board of Regents hunkered down for a second day at Denver International Airport’s Westin Hotel...
GOP-tea party favorite Maes wants it both ways on abortion
LAKEWOOD-- GOP gubernatorial candidate Dan Maes, coming off of victory over six-term Congressman Scott McInnis in the GOP state assembly this weekend, told the Colorado Independent that he was now clear frontrunner in the race for governor. The reason for his success, he said, is that he's the true conservative in the race and that he was chosen by the tea party organically to lead on the right. He also said there was no inconsistency with simultaneously wanting less government intrusion and opposing abortion rights and gay marriage. He said he fully embraced the proposed personhood amendment but mostly as a statement and that he didn't think the amendment would actually outlaw abortion.
‘We’re Screwed,’ GOP Panelists Agree
Bush has failed and the Republican Party is divided, in ruins and with little hope for the next election cycle -- all according to...
Lamborn Losing Grip on Congressional Seat
Consequences. Rookie Republican Congressman Doug Lamborn talked about consequences in a phone message he left for a pair of GOP constituents. The pair...
Lamborn’s Check Returned to Gambling Group without Date, Signature
A controversial $1,000 campaign contribution that a gambling company made in January to Colorado Congressman Doug Lamborn arrived back in the company's offices more...