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