What's Up in Colorado
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What's Up Nationally
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As the midterms approach, liberals should be complaining less and helping the Obama administration more.
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President Obama and his fellow Democrats see this sector as the key to growth - and a political opportunity.
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Realistically, "there is no possibility of a win in a three-way race with two Republicans." More More More More
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Obama is losing what former President Clinton put Democrats on the road to - the support of white voters.
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The political playing field has slanted in favor of the Republican Party, especially among independent voters.
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Tancredo once told them to stay within the Republican Party - now they see him as a political hypocrite.
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Dems have been running as "we are not the other guys." They prevailed but with no policy mandate. More More
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The city hospital's relentless focus better service and lower costs is what other like institutions should be doing.
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If the Republicans really cared about deficits, they would drop their bogus arguments for keeping the tax cuts. More
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Little basic credibility must be contagious among CO Republicans who run for office. More More More
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A new study may shed some light on a very important result - kids that get a better do better later in life.
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It is simple and very straightforward - connect these areas to the rest of the world through broadband access.
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Fearful of being characterized as the "liberal media," the mainstream press has become a megaphone for the right.
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As the ballots go in the mail and the August primary nears, expect a lot more intensity between the campaigns. More More
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Adding bureaucracy with the best of intentions can be problematic - just ask the Bush administration. More More
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Historical data show that the economy is not always the end-all factor. Other influences can often take over an election.
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