A national organization called “No Labels,” which calls for a bipartisan approach to solve political problems, has no plans to support U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner (R-CO) again this year, as it did during Gardner’s 2014 campaign for Senate.
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Radio Hosts Launch Podcast After Their Show Was Canceled for ‘Nice School Shooting’ Comment
After being fired from KNUS 710-AM last month for joking that a “nice school shooting” would be a welcome antidote to the “never ending impeachment of Donald Trump,” Denver radio host Chuck Bonniwell, along with his co-host Julie Hayden, is launching a podcast Wednesday.
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DougCo GOP Posts Cringeworthy Anti-Trans Meme
The Douglas County GOP posted this meme on its page recently: "The one thing I love about conservative women is... you never have to ask: 'is that a woman.'"
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Former Colo GOP Official Posts Meme of Trump Slipping Noose Around Obama’s Neck
Mark McCallister, a former second vice chair of the Mesa County Republican Party, posted a meme on Facebook recently depicting Trump placing a noose around the neck of Obama.
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Red States Cut Worker Pay by Over $1 Billion
Over the summer, the House voted to incrementally raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour.
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DeGette Presses Trump Administration on Shortage of Drug Inspectors
Since President Donald Trump took office, the number of inspectors tasked with ensuring the safety of drugs imported into the United States declined by more than 10 percent, leaving lawmakers to question the quality of imported prescription drugs, which account for about 40% of prescription drugs used in the U.S.
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Radio Host Allegedly Left Job Because He Believed Co-Worker Was a Neo-Nazi
“What would you do if you worked somewhere, and there was a neo-Nazi on the staff?” KHOW radio host Tom Martino asked his listeners Thursday.
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Jokes Aside, Radio Station Celebrates Guns and the NRA
What gets lost behind the painful joke about a school shooting is what the KNUS hosts say about issues day after day after day.
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More Scrutiny Needed on How Religious Hospitals Restrict IUDs, Says CU Medical Researcher
A researcher at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus is calling for more scrutiny into how religious hospitals restrict access to certain contraceptives, like IUDs, which have been shown to have dramatically reduced unwanted pregnancies and abortion in Colorado.
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Buck Plans to Fight Back Against ‘Deep State’ in Wake of Impeachment
Speaking on Greeley radio KFKA yesterday, U.S. Rep. Ken Buck of northern Colorado said the "really scary part" about the impeachment process is that "there really is a deep state," and he pledged to fight back in part by taking a "very hard" look at pay raises and other benefits for federal employees and "job security" of "senior bureaucrats" in the executive branch.