May 28, 2013
Colorado’s Tea Party folks were a force in 2010. Most Americans saw both parties unfavorably that summer. The Tea Party offered a fresh fix with their neighbor-to-neighbor views. The Tea Party scared Democrats, and Obama challenged them. Here’s why. Tea...
May 28, 2013
Earlier in the month, we reported on several stories (here and here) by Denver Post environmental reporter Bruce Finley that sought out anti-drilling activist sources for his articles, without disclosing the deep-rooted political activism, leaving readers to believe...
May 27, 2013
A little-known fact of Colorado history, dug up by a former Republican Congressman, is that Pueblo is the only city to be hometown to four living Medal of Honor recipients. This is a remarkable statistic for any time, considering the fact that today there are just 79...
May 25, 2013
Sensing this will be a theme in his campaign for Governor: Some respected names are listed as co-hosts on this invitation. Notables include Cindy Acree, the highly regarded former State Rep and Wil Armstrong, the former Congressional candidate, activist and son of...
May 24, 2013
We are not sure if it is officially imposed or not, but this much is clear…the Colorado Democratic establishment has a self-imposed gag order in effect in the aftermath of their man Johnny Hick’s decision to save Nathan Dunlap’s life. The one exception to the rule...
