New Democrat Updates - 2005
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 5,400 elected officials and private citizens the first week of each month. December
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State Republicans are playing politics with education - and what Democrats should do about it.
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November
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Approval of Referendum C means that voters want a smart, fiscally responsible state government.
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October
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C&D is key to moving Colorado forward. ProComp will make the DPS a model school district for the nation.
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September
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Colorado's new Senator has accomplished quite bit within a short period of time. Please help with Hurricane Katrina.
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August
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The National Conversation challenged the DLC and all Democrats to craft a new positive and progressive agenda.
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July
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Democrats in primaries should avoid battles over who is "True-Blue." Also, a book every Democrat should read.
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June
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Maybe, political competition at the Capitol can be much more about results and outcomes, not merely scoring points against the opposition.
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May
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Parental leave makes a lot of sense for business. Much of Colorado is getting more Democratic. State Republicans are very anti-middle class.
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April
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Increasingly, parents are fighting a losing battle over the messages their children receive from new and old media.
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March
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Rep. Paccione is opening up the doors of college while Sen. Grossman is cleaning up the state's homeland security mess.
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February
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The new Democratic majority in the legislature wants to "restore Colorado's leadership in job growth" and give parents a helping hand.
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January
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Retaining a Democratic legislative majority - and recapturing the governor’s office in 2006 - will require pushing a vision and big ideas.
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