New Democrat Updates - 1999
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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A false choice exists between a "values vacuum" and posting the Ten Commandants in public schools. Trade is good for CO and America.
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November
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While voters took a step, much more needs to be done on CO's infrastructure. The national DLC conference focuses on globalization.
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October
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Information Age technologies can boost health care quality. We need a new social compact so that globalization works for everyone.
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September
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Kennedy Townsend joins Hagedorn and Grossman to unveil tough and smart crime-fighting proposals while Owens trips.
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August
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Webb and New Dem legislators joined over 160 state and local elected officials to discuss the future of the movement. CO's economy ranks high.
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July
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It's a governing philosophy that moves beyond the stale left-right debate and is taking root here in Colorado, nationally and around the world.
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June
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New Dems made a difference on crime and tax relief for working families while the GOP told voters "wait next year."
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May
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The first step on the long road to solving a big problem is admitting to one. Now is the time to do something about it.
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April
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Despite the GOP wishes, state government must play a role in smart growth. New Dems fight crime with two new tools.
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March
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New Democrats want to fight crime, involve more citizens in politics, provide kids with a shot at the American Dream and make work pay.
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February
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The NDC works to solve problems and help Coloradans improve their own lives. New ideas that make a big difference.
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January
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Commonsensical ideas like Vote-By-Mail give Democratic and GOP state legislators an opportunity to work together on a bipartisanship basis.
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