Much Ado About Thumping: Denver Post one-sided story

by amy | 1:18 pm, March 26, 2013

By Simon Lomax
Be afraid. Be very afraid…

That was the Denver Post’s front page article on March 16, which profiled a couple – Mieko and Charles Crumbley – who claim seismic surveying near Brighton, Colo. damaged a groundwater well on their property and put cracks in some of the walls in their home. But the oil [...]

Country can breathe sigh of relief. We’re still stuck with him…

by amy | 7:21 pm, March 4, 2013

By William Yeatman and Amy Oliver Cooke
As Coloradans we thought we might have to apologize to the rest of the country if President Barack Obama nominated former one-term Colorado Governor Bill Ritter to head the Energy Department. If the President wanted to make electricity costs skyrocket and the eco-left community happy, Ritter was his guy, [...]

Denver Post is Pushing for Gun Registration

by Randall Smith | 7:06 pm, February 26, 2013

Once again, the Denver Post shows its true colors with an “article” which argues for universal gun registration. It’s all in the name of having data to work with. “If only lawmakers knew how many people had guns,” they argue, “they could make smarter d…

2012 Election Re-cap with the Denver Post, Colorado Springs Gazette

by Jon Caldara | 4:17 pm, November 12, 2012

Post-Election TV

by Jon Caldara | 1:12 pm, November 8, 2012

Post-election blues got you down? Go ahead and and stay curled up in a ball on the couch for Devil’s Advocate tomorrow night as I am joined by Denver Post editorial page editor Curtis Hubbard and Colorado Springs Gazette editorial page editor Wayne Laugesen for a dissection of what happened on Tuesday and what it [...]

Newsflash: Denver Post Reports News

by Jon Caldara | 2:11 pm, October 23, 2012

After months of frustration with the Denver Post refusing to cover the explosive Abound Solar debacle, last week we put up these billboards around the Denver Post:

Yesterday the Denver Post’s front page, top-of-the-fold story was on the failures of the new energy industry, writing, “The Weld County district attorney’s office is investigating the failure of [...]

The Denver Post Needs an Intervention

by Jon Caldara | 10:36 am, October 19, 2012

Why is this Billboard now across the street from the Denver Post building?

I don’t want anyone to get the wrong idea, so let me explain. I really miss the days of Denver being a two newspaper town. The Denver Post and the Rocky Mountain News for a century had a competition which gave Coloradans superior [...]

Measure 2A: Who Doesn’t Like Denver’s Forever Property Tax Increase?

by Mike Krause | 12:24 pm, October 11, 2012

If approved by voters in November, Denver Measure 2A would, among other things, remove property tax revenue limitations imposed by Colorado’s Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR), resulting in a forever and unlimited tax increase for Denver property owners.
It’s more than obvious who wants this forever tax increase passed. Denver Mayor Hancock and [...]

I Never Thought I’d EVER Say This…

by Jon Caldara | 11:07 am, October 2, 2012

I don’t think I have ever uttered these words before, but here goes – be sure to grab a copy of the Denver Post today!

As you may recall our investigative reporter, Todd Shepherd, found that the National Co-chair for the Obama Campaign was himself an evil venture capitalist, very much like Mitt Romney. This man’s [...]

Seeing Stars: Creepy Campaign App is Creepy

by Randall Smith | 6:00 am, August 6, 2012

Yes, the Obama campaign thought it was a good idea to publish a map of everyone on their list.

On the not creepy side, check out episode 9 of Music Free Static.

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