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Game on: Coors, corn lobby fire back on Bud Light’s anti-corn-syrup Super Bowl ad

Feb 4, 2019

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Naomi Lim, Washington Examiner

The national lobbying group representing the nation’s corn growers wasn’t too sweet on Bud Light’s Super Bowl ad Sunday touting how the beer is brewed without corn syrup — unlike products sold by a unit of Golden-based Molson Coors Brewing Co. “.@BudLight America’s corn farmers are disappointed in you. Our office is right down the…
Out West Roundup: Former New Mexico state senator gets 18 months prison term

Feb 23, 2018

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Associated Press

New Mexico Former New Mexico state senator gets 18 months prison term SANTA FE – Former New Mexico state Sen. Phil Griego will spend 18 months behind bars for fraud, bribery and other convictions stemming from allegations that he misused his position to profit from a real estate deal, a state district court judge ruled…
Out West Roundup: Huskers’ message to white nationalist: ‘Hate Will Never Win’

Feb 16, 2018

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Associated Press

Nebraska Huskers’ message to white nationalist: ‘Hate Will Never Win’ OMAHA – The Nebraska men’s basketball team plans to take a public stand opposing the views of a university student who calls himself a white nationalist in a widely distributed online video. Coach Tim Miles said Friday the team planned to wear T-shirts reading “Hate…
One take w/Peter and Joey: Lady Gaga, Tom Brady and the Super Bowl

Feb 13, 2017

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Mary MacCarthy

Was Patriots’ victory over the Falcons not just another match-up of the AFC and NFC but in fact, as ColoradoPolitics.com’s Peter Marcus contends, the “most political Super Bowl ever”? Marcus insists, “It was clearly a mandate on the Donald Trump presidency.” Bunch is, well, bemused, by today’s installment of the weekly face-off; seems like he showed…
Insights: Super Bowl Sunday turns into a political football against Trump

Feb 10, 2017

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Peter Marcus

If you were hoping to tune out politics by tuning into Super Bowl Sunday, then you turned to the wrong place. Viewers were bombarded by commercials seeking to capitalize on the civil unrest stemming from controversial and brash decisions by the Trump administration. The move by corporate America to weigh into the ongoing debates seemed…
BARTELS: Secretary of State Wayne Williams unloads 674 pounds of food as part of Super Bowl bet

Feb 5, 2016

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Lynn Bartels

Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams’ bet that the Denver Broncos will beat the Carolina Panthers in Sunday’s Super Bowl netted in 674 pounds of groceries being dropped off this morning at Food Bank of the Rockies. And more food is coming. Today’s food was donated by Enstrom Candies, who got in on the secretary’s bet.…
Secretary Wayne Williams bets on the Super Bowl, is food-bank bound

Feb 2, 2016

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Lynn Bartels

A Super Bowl bet to help the hungry already is paying off for Coloradans even before the game between the Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers officially kicks off. Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams and Rick Enstrom of Enstrom Candies are scheduled to deliver a load of groceries Thursday to the Food Bank of the…

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Game on: Coors, corn lobby fire back on Bud Light’s anti-corn-syrup Super Bowl ad

Out West Roundup: Former New Mexico state senator gets 18 months prison term

Out West Roundup: Huskers’ message to white nationalist: ‘Hate Will Never Win’

One take w/Peter and Joey: Lady Gaga, Tom Brady and the Super Bowl

Insights: Super Bowl Sunday turns into a political football against Trump

BARTELS: Secretary of State Wayne Williams unloads 674 pounds of food as part of Super Bowl bet

Secretary Wayne Williams bets on the Super Bowl, is food-bank bound