DENVER – What a difference six months can make. Colorado Republicans, written off after another bruising election cycle last November, are suddenly lining up to take on Gov. John Hickenlooper next year…
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Morse: ‘I’m in until the bitter end’
DENVER — Senate President John Morse, who may be facing a recall election in Colorado Springs later this year, says…
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Franklin Sain apologizes to Rhonda Fields via email, attorney says
DENVER — The man who is facing criminal charges and lost his job after sending a slew of insensitive messages…
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Obama’s approval rating holds steady despite controveries
(CNN) — A second term Democratic president, battling back against series of controversies. Sound familiar? President Barack Obama is facing…
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Majority of Colorado sheriffs join lawsuit against gun control laws
DENVER — All but 10 of Colorado’s 64 county sheriffs have signed onto a lawsuit aimed at blocking the Democratic…
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IRS official denies intentional political targeting, lying to Congress
WASHINGTON (CNN) — A huge increase in workload, rather than deliberate targeting, led to “foolish mistakes” and the political discrimination…
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Back in campaign mode, Morse fighting recall over gun control votes
DENVER — Conservatives couldn’t stop Democrats from passing landmark gun control measures earlier this year, but the fight isn’t over….
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Obama appoints new acting commissioner of IRS following scandal
WASHINGTON (CNN) — President Barack Obama named Danny Werfel, an official in his budget office, as the acting commissioner of…
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‘Angry’ Obama announces IRS leader’s ouster after conservatives targeted
WASHINGTON (CNN) — President Barack Obama said Wednesday that the “misconduct” detailed in a report about the Internal Revenue Service’s…
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For at least one day, Hickenlooper pleases Colorado environmentalists
DENVER — After driving environmental groups batty with his work to change or oppose Democratic bills aimed at regulating oil…
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Mario Nicolais, GOP attorney who backed civil unions, running for state senate
DENVER — Mario Nicolais, a Republican attorney who led a group of conservatives that advocated for the passage of civil…
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White House releases 100 pages of Benghazi e-mails
(CNN) — The White House released more than 100 pages of e-mails on Wednesday in a bid to quell critics…
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Hickenlooper still ‘gathering information’ on rural energy renewables mandate
DENVER — The Democratic sponsors of Senate Bill 252, which will force rural electricity associations to draw more of its…
