New Democrat Updates - 1998
The New Democrat Update is the monthly newsletter on the progress of the Colorado Democratic Leadership Council and New Democrat Movement in our state. It is distributed to nearly 2,600 elected officials and private citizens the first week of each month. December
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Exit polls say Democrats face challenges in recapturing the middle class. It can happen if the Party is willing to change.
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November
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The pundits say Dems can no longer win statewide races in CO. They could not be more wrong - Just look at Loveland.
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October
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Coloradans are anxiously waiting for a party willing to move to the center. Who gets there first matters.
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September
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Voters are tired of an old left-right debate more focused on rehashing the past, rather than building the future.
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August
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The Colorado DLC commissions a poll and trains the new generation of New Democrat leaders. Veiga is featured in TND.
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July
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CO has a great turnout at the national DLC Conversation, Romer hosts the state DLC and extremist, right-wing Republicans.
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June
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Webb supports "Auto Choice," a bipartisan way to reduce auto insurance costs. Labor reacts to the Colorado DLC's new leader.
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May
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Mike Feeley is elected as the new CO-Chair of the Colorado DLC. Can the labor movement prosper in the Information Age?
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April
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New Dems have been very successful but more challenges remain. The fight to reform auto insurance cannot and should not be over.
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March
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Veiga is tackling making auto insurance more affordable. DeGette should change her mind on presidential fast-track authority.
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February
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Ed Kilgore of the national DLC briefs Colorado New Democrats on the changing political landscape.
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January
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Why is Gephardt arguing against Clinton’s highly successful economic formula? Also, "Why Democrats Must Change."
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