New Democrat Updates - 2004
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 4,200 elected officials and private citizens the first week of each month. December
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The Salazars won their races because they connected with Coloradans on values. State Democrats can now solve the state's problems.
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November
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Democrats need to figure what happened on November 2 and then implement an aggressive reform insurgency.
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October
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New Dems have an infrastructure that develops like-minded leaders and constantly delivers messages and ideas to influence the public debate.
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Sept. Bulletin
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State House Democratic Leader Andrew Romanoff holds the GOP accountable for avoiding solutions to Colorado's fiscal crisis.
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September
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New Dems advocate a philosophy that confronts the policy challenges of the Information Age and the political challenges of conservatism.
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August Bulletin
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With no party commanding majority support, a statewide candidate must prove he or she is better, and bigger, than their party.
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August
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Kerry and Edwards are optimistic populists. Higher education helps keep the American Dream alive.
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July
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Dems should bridge the growing gap between CO’s two economies. The values of opportunity and responsibilty are key to health care reform.
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June
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The division in the Democratic Party is between rank-and-file party members and the traditional activists who attend state assemblies.
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May
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Peter Coors lacks the flexibility, imagination and intellectual agility so desperately needed right now in the U.S. Senate.
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April
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Democrats can win the upcoming debate on national security if they change the terms of the debate and the National Conversation.
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March
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The DLC took on Howard Dean for some very good reasons and special-education vouchers are a bad idea.
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February
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Voters want to know what you will do for them, what you'll ask of them, and whether you have what it takes to make your vision come true.
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January
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Progressives around Colorado should take a cue from Denver Mayor Hickenlooper and get to the work of transforming their government.
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