Colorado Politics

COPO BEST OF THE WEEK | At home with Stapleton; Hick PAC spurs prez talk

Here’s our recap of some of our best stories of the week from the Colorado Politics staff.

> COVER STORY | Profile: Walker Stapleton says solutions depend on balanced books

> Hickenlooper forms leadership PAC for potential presidential run

> Polis expands on health care proposals as governor

> Stapleton releases health care plans aimed at lowering costs, improving care

> TRAIL MIX | Live, from New York, it’s real-time polling of Coffman-Crow race

> Tax hikes a key feature of Denver’s fall ballot measures

> CAPITOL M | Observations from rural Colorado (and don’t drive too close to an onion truck)

> Complaint accuses backers of independent Colo. candidates of finance violations

> INSIGHTS | Denver law school pays up big-time over gender pay

> Democrats call on GOP legislative leaders to take harassment training over jokes

> Colo. left out of Justice Dept. meeting on social-media political bias

> Q&A with Dusti Gurule | Building a ‘sisterhood of Latinas’ in politics and beyond

> 2 weeks, nearly $17.5M: Who’s contributing to Colorado campaigns?

> USOC remains in crosshairs of Congress, attorneys

> Republican AGs spending big on TV ad attacking ‘professor’ Phil Weiser

> Doug Bruce says Republicans were bamboozled on gerrymandering

> Pat Schroeder takes on Stapleton’s running mate over Tailhook scandal

>Colorado Springs officials pitch plans for sports and event center to state panel

> Congress considers more leases of historic buildings in national parks

> New USOC boss: Fixing issues behind athlete assaults will take time

> ‘Black Klansman’ author Stallworth speaks to capacity crowd in Springs

> Could laws like one in Colo. reduce medical costs? A US Senate committee aims to find out

> Opponents say Amendment 73 for Colorado schools misleads voters

> Economic good times pump up Colorado budget forecast

> Cory Gardner: Kavanaugh’s accuser ‘deserves to be heard’>

 

 

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