What's Up in Colorado
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What's Up Nationally
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High-stakes gambling is not the way to fix the state's fiscal mess. CO Springs presents a great opportunity.
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In this presidential election, the country deserves a real, substantive debate about its future, not a carnival.
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Democrats worked hard at being bipartisan but, especially toward the end, the GOP continued to attack. More
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With Barack Obama as the likely nominee, the Democratic Party will have a new and different brand. More
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Some good stuff got done but there was some room for improvement. More More More More
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Sen. Webb wants to expand the benefits our nation offers to military folks who have served since 9/11.
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The Democratic legislature has good reason to be proud on what it accomplished on public education. More
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Extending unemployment benefits would give the economy a shot in the arm at a very modest cost.
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Gov. Ritter and his fellow Democrats in the legislature improved the state's business climate.
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The Clinton-Obama has spliced up different parts of the party. Mending them will take patience and skill. More
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The impact of charter schools on the public education has spurred all kinds of innovation in the system.
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The federal and state governments need to doing some dramatic to fix the country's transportation infrastructure.
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The Speaker is not letting GOP trickery stop him, taking his fiscal fix to the voters. More More More More
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Interestingly, many Republicans are crossing over to vote for either Sen. Hillary Clinton or Sen. Barack Obama.
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Some think that the Governor's governing approach is steady and wise while others say it is much too pokey.
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When the Cold War ended, the fight and tension in the world did not end. In fact, it only changed its nature. More More
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Gov. Ritter's college scholarship plan will greatly boost Colorado's economic prospects. More More More More
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On Republicans, "If a problem can't be solved with deregulation and tax cuts, they pretend it doesn't exist."
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