CO Liberty Groups Send an Open Letter to Tom Tancredo

by PerlStalker | 10:27 pm, July 25, 2010

Several liberty groups in Colorado to Tom Tacredo urging him not to run as part of a third party. Such a run will almost certainly lead to a John Hickenlooper victory in November. The full letter is below.

Personally, I think Tancredo saw an opportun…

Tancredo to Run As 3rd Party Candidate in CO

by PerlStalker | 5:30 pm, July 22, 2010

Tom Tancredo has thrown down the gauntlet in the Colorado Gubernatorial race. In a press release today, Tancredo announced that he will “seek the nomination of the American Constitution Party for Governor of Colorado.”

If Scott McInnis and Dan Maes d…

Can Maes lose the primary, but be the choice of the vacancy committee?

by completecolorado | 9:08 pm, July 18, 2010

This Thursday or Friday, I apologize that I’ve forgotten which, a caller to the Caplis and Silverman show raised a very important point about the vacancy committee.
This caller said he was on the vacancy committee, and he was also one of the state delegates that helped give Maes the surprising victory at the state convention. [...]

Colo. Secretary of State Won’t Opine About GOP Replacement for McInnis on Ballot for Governor

by Laura Victoria | 2:17 pm, July 15, 2010

Colorado Secretary of  State, Bernie Buescher, just announced his office will not give an opinion of what would be a legal ballot substitution for Scott McInnis – the disgraced Republican candidate for governor.  McInnis is the subject of a plagiarism … Continue reading →

Plagiarism Renders Scott McInnis Unfit to Practice Law or Govern

by Julian Dunraven | 10:26 pm, July 14, 2010

By Julian Dunraven, J.D. M.P.A.Honorable Friends:Yesterday’s Denver Post reported that Scott McInnis plagiarized the work of Colorado Supreme Court Justice Gregory J. Hobbs in articles McInnis drafted for the Hasan Family Foundation. The foundation …

The McInnis foible

by David K. Williams, Jr. | 9:41 am, July 14, 2010

The Colorado Republicans are like the Keystone Cops – they are handing the Governor’s Mansion over to Hickenlooper and the Democrats.Imagine this: several viable political parties that gave voters an option beyond a plagiarizing Big Government Republic…

Dan Maes Posts Weak Fundraising Numbers for June in Colorado Governor’s Race

by Laura Victoria | 9:44 am, July 7, 2010

Dan Maes, the grassroots Republican candidate for Colorado governor, reported less than $32,000 in campaign contributions for the June reporting period, according to his filing with the Secretary of State’s office late Tuesday night.  By contrast, his Republican primary opponent, … Continue reading →

62 Percent of CO Hispanics Support Passing AZ Style Immigration Reform

by PerlStalker | 3:47 pm, June 20, 2010

The Denver Post and 9 News put out a series of polls about Colorado politics. There were a couple of interesting results that I’d like to share.

Coloradans support passing an Arizona-style immigration law 61 to 34. Even more interesting is that Color…

Meeting with McInnis and Hickenlooper

by PerlStalker | 10:32 pm, June 15, 2010

By an interesting twist of scheduling, two candidates for Governor of Colorado, Republican Scott McInnis and Democrat John Hickenlooper, were holding meet and greets in Alamosa. Fortunately, they were at different times so I was able to attend both of …

Look for the Union Label

by completecolorado | 6:26 pm, June 14, 2010

Thanks to tea party hype in the recent primaries, analysis has been somewhat scarce that unions haven’t been faring all that well lately at the ballot box.  Meanwhile, there are small bits of news in Colorado that suggest those trends may be taking shape here as well.
Probably the biggest news was in Arkansas, where unions [...]

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