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Tipton to challenge Salazar for Congress
State Rep. Scott Tipton is getting into the race in Colorado's 3rd Congressional District and turning it into a referendum on President Barack Obama's policies.
Stupak: Amendment Passes on Recorded Vote, 64 Dems Voted For It
Update : Stupak passes, only 1 present vote because the anti-choicers said they'd score a present vote as a no vote.
As Ken Salazar's address moves right, his position moves left
When Ken Salazar was selected by then-President-elect Obama to be Secretary of the Interior, radical environmental groups panned him as "especially weak incombating global warming." The "Center for Biological Diversity" tried to paint Salazar as nearly conservative , including noting that he "fought federal action on global warming." There is some ...
Cap-and-trade would mean higher utility rates, officials warn
"Cap-and-trade:" Polls show few Americans know what it means, even though it would be the most significant environmental legislation to come out of Congress in recent history.
Bill by Sen. Mark Udall facilitates cleanup of old mines by citizen groups
U.S. Sen. Mark Udall, D-Colo., wants to make it easier for citizen groups to help clean up the thousands of historic mine sites that litter the West.
Colorado: Sen. Bennet hires Clinton's political director
Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet is replacing his chief of staff with the former political director of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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Challenge to appointed Colorado senator roils Democrats
When Michael Bennet was tapped to fill Colorado's U.S. Senate vacancy in January, it didn't sit well with Diane Rubenstein.
On a hot spring evening in early May--the kind that elicits nervous global-warming jokes--a crowd of powerful and wealthy people are gathered at a cocktail party in the banquet hall in the Hart Senate Office building on Capitol Hill, sipping wine and talking carbon.
Romanoff is going toe-to-toe with Bennet
Despite repeated assertions from political parties that primaries are encouraged, behind-the-scenes intra-party squabbles give political insiders reason to be nervous.
Our View: President Obama butts into primary
Obama endorsed incumbent U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet on Thursday in a primary race that has barely begun.
President Obama has weighed into the competitive Colorado Senate primary, offering his support to Sen.
Crossroads Safehouse gets $500,000 grant
Fort Collins families escaping domestic violence got a major lift Thursday when the Justice Department announced a $500,000 grant for Crossroads Safehouse.
Romanoff To Declare Senate Candidacy
Former Speaker of the House Andrew Romanoff will launch his bid Sen. Michael Bennet's seat in a Pueblo event Wednesday.
Boxer still fighting - for kids in north Denver
Alfredo "Freddy" Sandate, center, and Tim Lucero, right, give a pep talk to Levi Ibarra, 12, an Aztlanecos Boxing Club fighter, before his next sparring round.
Colo. Democratic senator faces primary challenge
Former state lawmaker Andrew Romanoff is going ahead with plans to challenge U.S. Sen.
Norton announces potential Senate run
Colorado's former lieutenant governor has formed a committee to explore a run for U.S. Senate, but plans to make an official announcement next week.
check your facts, jackass. bennet was here in february addressing the public.
Colorado Senator Michael Bennet recently visited Ouray. He was appointed earlier this spring to fill Senator Salazar's seat after his appointment to the President's Cabinet.
McCain's Colorado River gaffe may lose Colorado and the West
Submitted by cliffcleland on Thu, 2008-08-28 18:52. John McCain's recent Colorado River gaffe may put Colorado in the Democratic win column in November.
Buck's Senate run still going strong
Contrary to reports that he would pull out of the U.S. Senate race, Ken Buck said Monday that he will keep his campaign running "full steam ahead." The Weld district attorney said Monday afternoon that he hit the "pause" button on his campaign after reports last week that the National Republican Senatorial Committee had registered two domain names ...
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