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Tag: U.S. Senate
Udall pushes for renewable energy standard over August recess
Proponents of a renewable energy standard, which would require that a certain percentage of the country’s electricity be produced from sources like wind and...
Buck looks forward to uniting party in run against Bennet
LOVELAND - Republican U.S. Senate candidate and Weld County District Attorney Ken Buck celebrated his primary win Tuesday night over Jane Norton as a victory for true conservative principles and the willingness to stand up for them against an unresponsive Washington culture of excess.
Romanoff concedes to Bennet, says he’ll help incumbent win in November
U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet campaign spokesman Trevor Kincaid told the Colorado Independent that Democratic primary challenger Andrew Romanoff just called Bennet and conceded the...
Poll: Bennet would lead in general election
Tom Jensen has released a Primary Day report on a Public Policy Polling survey that found Coloradans don't like any of their options for...
Former Sen. Hart, climate experts urge ‘aggressive’ action by Obama
Former U.S. Sen. Gary Hart, now a Wirth Chair professor at the University of Colorado-Denver, is part of a group of climate change policy experts urging President Barack Obama to act aggressively on the issue in the wake of the U.S. Senate giving up on passing a comprehensive climate change bill this session.
Udall ski-area alternative activity bill clears committee vote
Sen. Mark Udall’s bill to promote year-round recreation at ski areas cleared a critical committee vote late last week and is headed to a...
DeMint joins Buck in bucking Republican establishment candidates
DENVER--Ken Buck was joined by Sen. Jim DeMint today as he hosted a hotdog hoedown for both grass-roots and establishment supporters. DeMint said he has been lonely in Washington but saw a wave of anti-establishment choices, like Buck, rising to the top in this election. Continuing to lash out against characterizations of extremism Buck said that his brand of extremism would be to stand with DeMint in the Senate and champion free market values. Democratic Party Chair Pat Waak said that was the more or less the extremism they are talking about.
American Independent reports Buck garners Armey endorsement
The Colorado Independent’s sister site, The American Independent, reported Tuesday that Dick Armey and his FreedomWorks PAC are throwing their weight behind Weld County...
Norton stumbles over more questions of past lobbying activity
Jane Norton’s murky past as a possible lobbyist continues to haunt her as the former Colorado lieutenant governor tries to curry Tea Party votes...
Reports: ExxonMobil wary of FRAC Act, conflicted on climate change bill
ExxonMobil’s acquisition of natural gas giant XTO Energy – the hot topic in the gas-field communities of Colorado’s Western Slope this week – has...