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Tea Party's next test is leverage with GOP

Wednesday, 10 March 2010 09:01 by David Huntwork
In less than a year well over a thousand independent groups have sprung up around the nation to organize and demonstrate against the attempted government takeover of entire industries, high taxes, crippling debt, and the agenda of President Barack Ob... [More]
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Politically disgusted? Pick up your pencil

Sunday, 7 February 2010 12:33 by John Andrews
(Denver Post, Feb. 7) “Both ends of the political spectrum are disgusting,” said reader Bill Hoppe in an email after my Jan. 24 column on bipartisan irresponsibility. “It becomes increasingly difficult to believe in our legislature ... [More]

'State of Palin' address launches Sarah for 2012

Saturday, 6 February 2010 15:29 by John Andrews
('76 Editor) Which big speech best expressed the concerns and hopes of most Americans right now, Barack Obama's State of the Union address on Jan. 26, or Sarah Palin's forceful and confident speech at the Tea Party convention tonight?  I give it... [More]

Mass. rebuke to BHO recalls the 1938 humbling of FDR

Sunday, 24 January 2010 15:29 by Bill Moloney
When praising his own “accomplishments” Barack Obama has an unusual fondness for the word “unprecedented” though invariably his assertions lack any historical validity.  In contrast the voters of Massachusetts can now cla... [More]

Element R takes charge

Sunday, 24 January 2010 03:36 by John Andrews
(Denver Post, Jan. 24)) Why did Gov. Bill Ritter fold his reelection campaign?  Why is Sen. Michael Bennet so far behind in the polls? Why did Scott Brown win in Massachusetts?  Why is Barack Obama struggling to save his presidency, one yea... [More]

School choice energized by VA & NJ elections

Friday, 22 January 2010 10:40 by Greg Schaller
(CCU Faculty) Last November, New Jersey and Virginia, two states with Democratic Governors, elected Republicans to replace them.  In Virginia, it was an open seat, while in New Jersey, the incumbent John Corzine was defeated.  As the admin... [More]

Did Mass. quake shake Colorado? Two views

Friday, 22 January 2010 09:57 by John Andrews
After Tuesday's shocker in the Massachusetts Senate race, there was a hilarious contrast between true-believer Democrats with their implausible spin script and the common-sense response of everyone else, Republicans and independent voters alike.... [More]
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Why won't GOP call jihad by name?

Tuesday, 12 January 2010 06:42 by John Andrews
David Petteys of Act for America, Denver chapter, and Michael Del Rosso of the Claremont Institute recently compared notes on the strange reluctance of Republicans running for office to identify our jihadist enemy in plain language.  Here is the... [More]

It must be asked: Who pushed Ritter out?

Thursday, 7 January 2010 05:51 by John Andrews
Kid-glove treatment by the Denver Post on Gov. Bill Ritter's decision not to run again, makes me miss the Rocky Mountain News as never before.  And it increases my gratitude for the feisty skepticism still alive and well in talk radio and the bl... [More]

Obama: What a difference a year makes

Friday, 1 January 2010 11:47 by JT Weinroth
(CCU Student) On February 10 2009, President Barack Obama’s approval rating peaked at a healthy 65.5%. The man seemed politically invulnerable with both houses under his party’s control and almost two out of three people in the country ap... [More]
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