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Super PAC money flooding into Colorado state races Political super PAC committees already have raised nearly $22 million to pump into the battle over control of the governor’s mansion and state legislature in Colorado. The Colorado Independent tracked contributions to two types of political super PACs: independent expenditure committees [IECs] and 527 political organizations. Our analysis found that most of the $21.8 million… Continue Reading Super PAC money flooding into Colorado state races The post Super PAC money flooding into Colorado state races appeared first on The Colorado Independent. |
Another Denver Public Schools scandal, this time in hiring search firm As Denver Public Schools groans under the weight of
continuous scandals in the Boasberg/‘Reform’ board era, the
district faces widespread criticism for the hiring of a
superintendent search consultant with a checkered past. The school
board hired Max McGee and a firm known as HYA,
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CROW EATS CROW: Accepts Joe Biden’s Endorsement With His Own Gaffe In what is likely to be described by him as a “big f___ing
deal,” former Vice President and Chief Gaffe Master Joe Biden
endorsed Jason Crow in the 6th District Congressional race.
Unfortunately, Biden didn’t actually show up to embarrass endorse
Crow in person. We’re not sure Biden’s even allowed to appear in
public anymore. […]
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Littwin: A column I never should have had to write I’m always a little embarrassed when called on to defend my job as a journalist. It’s not because I’m ashamed of it — just the opposite — but because I didn’t get into journalism to save democracy. In fact, it feels a little self-righteous to suggest that I’m in the business of saving anything. I’ve… Continue Reading Littwin: A column I never should have had to write The post Littwin: A column I never should have had to write appeared first on The Colorado Independent. |
BAD INFLUENCE: Xcel Energy’s Colorado Energy Plan Has Extremist Supporters Yesterday, Colorado Politics published an
op-ed by Julie Gorte in support of Xcel Energy’s Colorado
Energy Plan, a proposal that would shutter two of the state’s
cheapest and most reliable power plants (not to mention cleanest)
and replace them with less reliable and super expensive wind and
solar sources. Using Gorte to carry its torch is a strange
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Colorado students show gains in literacy on 2018 state tests, but disparities remain More than half of all Colorado students in third through eighth grade continue to fall below state expectations in reading, writing, and math, according to results of state tests students took this spring. That’s been the case since Colorado switched to more rigorous tests four years ago. Find your school’s test scores Look up your… Continue Reading Colorado students show gains in literacy on 2018 state tests, but disparities remain The post Colorado students show gains in literacy on 2018 state tests, but disparities remain appeared first on The Colorado Independent. |
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DEGETTE’S PAKISTANI STAFFER: No Jail Time Cause Republicans, Trump are Mean? Former IT staffer Imran Awan who worked for U.S. Rep. Diana
DeGette before he was fired after unauthorized access of
congressional computer systems will be sentenced Tuesday for
separate bank fraud crimes. You’ll never believe his lawyer’s
arguments for keeping Awan out of prison. Chris Gowen says his
Pakistani client shouldn’t have to go to […]
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SUCK UP: Bennet Goes On Tweetathon To Kiss Media Butts We can count on one hand how many tweets we typically see
from U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet in a day — 17 this month. He’s never
been a big communicator with his constituents through social media
or actual, in-person town halls. So repeated tweets in a matter of
hours from his office caught our eye […]
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The political realm has been consumed lately by Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jared Polis’s decision to skip the Western Slope Club 20 business group debate, an early September event that has traditionally served as the launch into Colorado’s general election campaign frenzy. Plenty have lamented the move, with The Denver Post’s editorial board calling it “a… Continue Reading Early look: Where Jared Polis and Walker Stapleton stand on some issues facing rural and western Colorado The post Early look: Where Jared Polis and Walker Stapleton stand on some issues facing rural and western Colorado appeared first on The Colorado Independent. |
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Owner of Lakewood bakery sues state Jack Phillips, the baker who refused to make a wedding cake
for a gay couple because of his religious beliefs, is back in the
news again. Phillips, the owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop
in ...
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More and larger homes present 'bigger target for hailstorms to hit' Hailstorms inflict billions of dollars in damage yearly in
North America alone, and the cost will rise as the growing
population builds more homes, offices and factories, climate and
weather experts ...
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Editorial: We're committed to community, real news Volunteers retrofit a Castle Rock family's home to help the
10-year-old son, paralyzed in an auto crash, maneuver more easily.
A flash flood in Englewood kills one woman and devastates the lives
of ...
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Musician aims to inspire connection People did not have to be present at the Route 91 Harvest
country music festival in Las Vegas last October -- when 58
attendees were murdered while enjoying a concert -- to be affected
by the ...
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Secretary Perry tours the innovative technology of NREL Remarkable work on renewable energy and energy efficiency is
being done at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL). "The
innovation that's within these walls is just stunning," said U.S.
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Although Ryan "Cactus Jack" Clement was nervous about his
first tattoo, it was nothing as nerve-wracking as jumping out of a
plane -- which he did in his military training. That's when he got
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Castle View football players devote hot day to selflessness Landon Williams was near tears, Andrew Grout was happy to
make a difference and Dan Brite will continue to be a faithful fan
of the Castle View football team. Williams, Grout and a group of 11
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