New Democrat Updates - 2003
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 more than 4,000 elected officials and private citizens the first week of each month. December
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Governor Owens continues to "treat" Coloradans to yet another one of his budget "tricks."
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November
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It uses every tool of fiscal policy to make Coloradans more productive and, ultimately, help restore mass upward mobility.
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October
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Mayor Hickenlooper is getting the budget right while Attorney General Salazar is fighting for rural Colorado.
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September
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Bush's string of broken promises, a poor economic record and a scary foreign policy are taking their toll.
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August
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This Bush critique, a battle plan for 2004 and a new governing agenda will help get America back on track.
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July
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The Denver Public Schools and its teachers union have a chance to make history. Democrats need to be tough and smart on national security.
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June
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Early on and through the campaign, he set the terms of the debate and defined the election's meta-theme - “business as usual will not cut it.”
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May
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Gov. Owens' anti-terrorism plan lacks substance & specifics. Plus State Rep. Michael Garcia is pushing a proposal to enforce fiscal integrity.
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April
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Despite the demonstrated success of New Democrats have had in reforming the party, much more work remains to be done.
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March
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Colorado's homeland security efforts are seriously lacking. Plus what is missing in the message of the peace movement.
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February
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Gov. Owens & the GOP legislature's bungling of the budget gives state Dems a fascinating opportunity. Plus why CO needs New Dems.
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January
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Democrats must offer an alternative, credible strategy that will get the economy growing again. Plus, Bush's appearances are deceiving.
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