New Democrat Updates - 2000
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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Voters want Democrats and Republicans to work together. Is a "Third Way" on the way?
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November
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The New Democrat movement goes political, Rotherham meets with DPS board members and why Dems must reinvent government.
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October
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Why Gore will be competitive in Colorado, Why Nader should move on, and Owens' very mixed message.
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September
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"Moderate Republican" is an oxymoron, Gore has sent a powerful statement, Owens takes a small step and Colorado leaders to watch.
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August
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The Governor responds to NDC demands to reform CHP+, new websites for New Democrats and a report on the National Conversation.
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July
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The conventional wisdom on the gender gap and suburban votes is off target. CO will have a good showing at the National Conversation.
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June
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In the aftermath of the most contentious and bitter battle of the last legislative session, where does Colorado go from here?
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May
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Despite Coloradans' demands for centrist solutions, the legislature fights the old battles. Also, will they ever get serious about tax reform?
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April
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Fighting special interest tax breaks is a full-time job. The legislature does nothing on growth. Finally, we must open up China.
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March
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Doing nothing on growth, the GOP riddles CO's tax system with special interest breaks. Banning racial profiling & "Making Work Pay."
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February
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A disconnect is growing between the public's sentiments and the Colorado legislature's priorities.
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January
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New Democrat legislators start session advocating a progressive agenda. Colorado DLC President Jim Gibson is recognized by the Denver Post as a leader to watch in the 21st century.
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