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Tillemann says he’ll withdraw from primary if poll shows only Crow can beat Coffman
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Democratic congressional candidate Levi Tilleman said Friday he’ll drop out of the 6th District primary if a poll he has commissioned shows that primary rival Jason Crow is the only Democrat who can unseat five-term Republican Mike Coffman in the suburban swing seat. Tillemann told Colorado Politics he expects to have the results in hand…
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Three Christmas wishes for the news media
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So long as it’s Christmas and we’re allowed to indulge in our unlikely hopes and dreams (like Harvey Weinstein longing to hear “yes,” for example), I’ve put together a wishlist of all the things I want but am unlikely to receive from the national media, including but not limited to, normal non-hysterical news coverage of…
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Former U.S. ambassador Dan Baer: ‘We have reached a point where Tillerson should be removed’
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Dan Baer, the former U.S. ambassador who launched a brief congressional campaign in Colorado’s 7th District earlier this year, on Monday said recent reports that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson appears to be gutting the State Department and has been skipping diplomatic security briefings means it’s time for the one-time oil executive to call it quits.…
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Diana DeGette on sexual harassment in Congress: ‘People need to name names’
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U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette said she believes it’s important to identify members of Congress who have engaged in sexual misconduct so they can’t continue their behavior, adding that lawmakers should be expelled from Congress when there’s credible evidence of harassment. The Denver Democrat told MSNBC host Chris Hayes on Tuesday that Congress also needs…
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Diana DeGette alleges she was sexually assaulted in an elevator by former congressman
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U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette on Monday said she faced unwanted sexual advances from a congressman who tried to forcibly kiss her in an elevator years ago. DeGette, a Denver Democrat, said in an appearance on MSNBC’s Meet the Press Daily that she has faced instances of sexual harassment, including the time she alleged Bob Filner,…
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Hickenlooper wants to hear Trump talk jobs in congressional address
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Gov. John Hickenlooper said he’s hoping President Donald Trump will focus on job-creation in his address to Congress Tuesday night in a brief interview with the hosts of MSNBC’s early morning talk show Morning Joe. “Most Democratic governors – I think all governors – are really focused on, in our states, good jobs, and how…
