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InnerView with Jim Nicholson
Jim Nicholson, well known in the state, was elected a national committeeman from Colorado to the Republican National Committee (RNC) in 1986. He became vice-chairman of the RNC in 1993, and four years later he was elected Chairman. Under his leadership, the Republican party began to rebound from the disastrous losses of 1996. In…
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InnerView with Jim Nicholson
Jim Nicholson, well known in the state, was elected a national committeeman from Colorado to the Republican National Committee (RNC) in 1986. He became vice-chairman of the RNC in 1993, and four years later he was elected Chairman. Under his leadership, the Republican party began to rebound from the disastrous losses of 1996. In 2000,…
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Hank Brown, Tom Tancredo, share their memories of Freda Poundstone
Freda Poundstone, one of Colorado’s leading and most iconic conservative figures, lost her battle with cancer earlier this month. She was laid to rest in a private family service at Fort Logan National Cemetery on Nov. 11. Earlier that day, an eclectic crowd gathered at the Cherry Creek Presbyterian Church in Englewood to celebrate the…
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Ron Paul for president opens field office in Denver
On the same day that U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet rallied campaign workers at President Obama’s Denver headquarters, Ron Paul’s campaign for president officially opened their field office in a storefront in the Stapleton community of town. A large crowd of supporters from throughout the state dropped by the Nov. 6 open house to meet staff…
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Ron Paul for president opens field office in Denver
On the same day that U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet rallied campaign workers at President Obama’s Denver headquarters, Ron Paul’s campaign for president officially opened their field office in a storefront in the Stapleton community of town. A large crowd of supporters from throughout the state dropped by the Nov. 6 open house to meet staff…
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And here’s what I really think of you
It’s somewhat rare to find Colorado’s typically stalwart Republican senate caucus with their guard let down, but that seemed to be the case Oct. 13 when the GOP state senators met at the Legislature to elect their new leadership team for the 2011-12 year. Minority Leader Sen. Mike Kopp, R-Littleton, was stepping down from his…
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Kelly Brough meets her match at ‘I Have a Dream’ roast
When attorney Cole Finegan learned that Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce President Kelly Brough had good naturedly agreed to a grilling at this year’s Colorado “I Have a Dream” roast on Sept. 20, he began salivating at the prospect of getting even with the woman who succeeded him as chief of staff for then-Denver Mayor…
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SoS Gessler sticks to his guns
Embattled Secretary of State Scott Gessler, who has come under recent fire by Democrats and public watchdog groups for agreeing to participate in a Sept. 22 fundraiser to help the Larimer County Republican Party pay a $15,700 fine which his own office has levied, isn’t backing down. In fact, Gessler reaffirmed his stance Friday in…
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Denver Rustlers spur on State Fair’s Jr. Livestock Sale
This western tale doesn’t change much from one year to the next – and that’s a good thing. The original half dozen or so ‘cowboys’ who started the Denver Rustlers more than two decades ago are still riding tall in the saddle. Their names – Mizel, Robinson, Schultz, Levine, and others – are branded in…
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Denver Rustlers spur on State Fair’s Jr. Livestock Sale
This western tale doesn’t change much from one year to the next — and that’s a good thing. The original half dozen or so ‘cowboys’ who started the Denver Rustlers more than two decades ago are still riding tall in the saddle. Their names — Mizel, Robinson, Schultz, Levine, and others — are branded in…