New Democrat Updates - 2001
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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Democrats must take the lead on revitalizing rural Colorado and connecting to its voters.
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November
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"Transitional jobs" can complete welfare reform. Democrats must bridge the marriage gap.
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October
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To get any meaning out of the September 11 disaster, we must ensure that the victims did not die in vain.
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September
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The state should empower local communities to build and renovate public school buildings and Colorado is up for grabs.
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August
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State Republicans are joining in an unholy alliance with racial activists over redrawing legislative districts.
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July
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Webb delivers a very New Democrat "State of the City" speech & Al From outlines challenges for our Party.
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June
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While the Senate Democratic majority changed the way the legislature works, Gov. Owens stayed on the sidelines.
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May
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The legislature says no to drug price-controls, a third way on energy and the environment and Denver is ready for the New Economy.
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April
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Democrats should be about reducing, not increasing, the cost of prescription drugs. Also, unifying Dems and due congratulations.
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March
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Bayh, the new DLC national chair, announces Salazar, Matsunaka and Grossman as the new co-chairs of the Colorado DLC.
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February
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Owens is either more interested in playing politics or has no coherent public education strategy. Neither possibility is reassuring.
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January
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Senate Democrats should disregard the old debate between no mass-transit solutions and hopes for worsening road congestion.
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