Denver Politics Examiners
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Gov. Bill Ritter announced today that he has appointed Barbara J. Kelley of Denver, a prominent attorney with expertise in finance, real estate and...
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Thirty-seven gubernatorial races will litter the political landscape in 2010 which means voters had better enjoy the Holiday Season while it lasts. Come January, the country round...
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Democrats in Douglas County live by one simple truth—it’s hard to be a democrat in Douglas County. It is almost a given that election night will end early and your...
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Just in time for Thanksgiving, the US Senate voted on strict party lines to move Harry Reid’s proposed healthcare plan forward for...
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The Denver Post reported that on Monday the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) froze the assets of Speed of Wealth, LLC, a Centennial-based company. The SEC alleges that the...
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The headline "Guns for Gifts" caught my eye, but alas it isn't a Christmas wish list but instead another misguided attempt to...
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The Obama Administration continues its campaign of transparency and competence with their wonderfully transparent web site, Recovery.gov....
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On Saturday November 15, a woman was attacked by two pit bulls in Weld County. The women suffered wounds to her leg but was treated at the scene. One of the pit bulls had to be...
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Today's look into the history books shows a rather eventful day in Denver weather history. The biggest event was 16 years ago when a...
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A GOP gubernatorial primary race that looked interesting a month ago is virtually non-existent today. Former candidate for Colorado...
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