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Noonan: New ‘most accessed’ bills list gives peek at political strategy

Mar 3, 2017

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Paula Noonan

Republican state legislators dominate as sponsors of the capitol’s new, “most accessed bills” list with three pieces of legislation written to push Democrats over the edge. The top “most accessed” bill, killed in the House chamber, took a direct shot at politicians who support sanctuary cities, meaning Democrats in Denver and Aurora. Second is a…
ICYMI: Teachers and guns, Denver Water investigated, TABOR changes? and more …

Feb 26, 2017

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Mike McKibbin

You know all about the big political news of the past week: Hickenlooper says (projecting about two years out) he has no plans to run for president in 2020 (haven’t we heard that somewhere before?); support seems to be growing for the confirmation of Colorado Judge Neil Gorsuch for the U.S. Supreme Court and the…
One take w/Peter and Joey: They don’t shoot horses, but they…

Feb 21, 2017

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Mary MacCarthy

…do shoot down gun bills on the Democratic side of the aisle. ColoradoPolitics.com’s Peter Marcus and Joey Bunch engage in some horseplay while pointing out most state Senate Republican legislation expanding the rights of gun owners will be dead on arrival once in the hands of the Democratic-controlled state House. Alas, one party’s passion is another…
Old enough to fight overseas, old enough to conceal-carry at home?

Feb 14, 2017

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DAN NJEGOMIR Colorado Politics

It’s a judgment call, of course. But here’s a sure thing: GOP-backed Senate Bill 6 is Republican enough – overwhelmingly so – that it will meet its doom as soon as it leaves the Senate and enters the Democratic-controlled House. The bill, introduced into the upper chamber by former Weld County Sheriff John Cooke, now a state senator…

concealed carry

Noonan: New ‘most accessed’ bills list gives peek at political strategy

ICYMI: Teachers and guns, Denver Water investigated, TABOR changes? and more …

One take w/Peter and Joey: They don’t shoot horses, but they…

Old enough to fight overseas, old enough to conceal-carry at home?