If this and the liberal Democrat crying jag on Twitter that followed it isn’t manufactured outrage, Democrats may be even more panicked about losing the Senate than they appear to be on the surface. Talk about there being no there there.
The National Education Association has jumped into the Colorado Senate race with a new $200,000, two week ad buy across the Denver and Colorado Springs areas. The ad targets Republican Rep. Cory Gardner in his race against incumbent Mark Udall, D-Colo. Udall
Much of the media chatter about the close Colorado Senate race between Rep. Cory Gardner (R) and incumbent Sen. Mark Udall (D) seems focused on Gardner’s decision to claim over-the-counter (OTC) birth control pills as a main plank of his
Rep. Cory Gardner (R-CO) accused Democrats of supporting policies “that have blocked jobs, hurt the poor, sold out the most vulnerable amongst us, and have left too many behind” during the Republican Party’s weekly address. “President Obama continues to rely
Senator Mark Udall (D-CO) is running nearly ten points behind his GOP challenger–Representative Cory Gardner (R-CO-4th Dist.)–and one of the reasons is a backlash against Obama. According to a Quinnipiac University poll released September 18, Gardner is currently ahead 48
Poor Planned Parenthood. America’s largest abortion provider is having a very bad year and thanks to a Republican proposal to make birth control available over the counter, it could be getting even worse. Despite the President himself siding with no
GOP Senate candidate Cory Gardner is betting that contraception will get him at least a few votes among Colorado women who’ve bought into the “war on women” meme promoted by the Democratic Party. Gardner has released an ad in which he
Rep. Cory Gardner (R-CO) betrayed his generally conservative voting record in voting against a bill to stop President Obama from expanding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program of unilateral amnesty, a move undoubtedly intended to protect his left
Colorado has been the scene of two bruising fights over what supporters call “personhood,” efforts to recognize the unborn child as a person under state and therefore federal law. The “personhood” fight has come to Colorado again this year and
Colorado incumbent Mark Udall and the DSCC are out with a Spanish-language ad attacking Republican Cory Gardner on, of all topics, veterans‘ issues. Reportedly, the buy is well up in the six-figure range and will run through Election Day. The
Colorado has emerged as a critical battleground for control of the US Senate. Polls show the race between Democrat Sen. Mark Udall and GOP Rep. Cory Gardner within the margin of error. Little reported, however, is the fact that this
As The Hill points out, Democratic Sen. Mark Udall (Colo.) has been forced to take a side in Colorado’s fight over fracking, putting him at odds with his own state party. Between Obama’s numbers being underwater, Democrats being viewed as anti-Fracking
Colorado Senator Mark Udall votes with the president 99% of the time and worked hard for his reelection in 2012, but for some reason now, he won’t be seen with him at his own fundraiser in Denver. Citing “last minute votes
The GOP Senate primary in Colorado was a model of comity as candidates nimbly coalesced around Rep. Cory Gardner (R-CO). Frontrunner Ken Buck had an acrimonious history with the GOP establishment, but top officials in Washington launched a détente campaign
Over the weekend, I mentioned the controversy over ObamaCare cancellation numbers in Colorado, where staffers for Democratic Senator Mark Udall have been accused of trying to intimidate state officials into keeping the true fallout from Obama’s (and Udall’s) Big Lie
Congressman Cory Gardner (R-CO) executed a beautiful one-two punch at the House ObamaCare hearing, today, with Kathleen Sebelius. He began his time by informing Sebelius that his family chose to give up his sweetheart Congressional health care coverage in favor
A large area of Colorado, primarily Boulder County, has experienced extreme rain and flooding through the week, and now reports are coming out that over 1,200 people are missing in the deluge. From Monday to 6 PM Friday, Boulder received 14.71
(AP) Obama seeks halt to tax subsidies for oil industryBy KEN THOMASAssociated PressWASHINGTONPresident Barack Obama is calling anew on Congress to end tax subsidies for the oil and gas industry, saying the nation needs to develop alternative sources of energy
