President Barack Obama will speak in Denver’s Cheesman Park on July 9, and Senator Mark Udall (D-CO), Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper (D), and congressional candidate Andrew Romanoff (D-CO), will not be there. All three will be on the ballot this
On Tuesday, Vice President Joe Biden made a quick campaign stop at the Common Grounds Coffeehouse in Denver, CO before heading over to the Air Force Academy graduation. Biden sat down before a pool of local reporters to talk about
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
In even a neutral political environment, the 2014 midterms were going to be a challenge for Senate Democrats. They are defending 21 seats to the GOP’s 15, with only two of the Republican seats at any kind of risk of
Colorado Republican Cory Gardner has suddenly reversed his pro-life stance in a triangulated effort to appeal to moderate Democrats who might cross the aisle from Democrat Senator Mark Udall’s side to vote Republican in the upcoming elections. Gardner was on
On Janauary 29, Senator Mark Udall’s (D-CO) son, Jed Udall, was arrested in Boulder County, Colorado for trespassing and heroin possession. According to the Daily Camera, when City of Boulder rangers and Boulder County deputies responded to a call, they
In response to Harry Reid: ‘Vulnerable Democrats’ Want to Campaign with Obama (Video): CNN has been trying very admirably to get “vulnerable Democrats” on the record to say whether or not they want the president campaigning with them. Yesterday’s State
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
There’s a big controversy brewing in Colorado, where staffers for Senator Mark Udall (D-CO) are accused of leaning hard on the state Division of Insurance to revise its tally of insurance policies canceled because of Obama’s Big Lie. Udall is
CompleteColorado.com reports that emails show U.S. Senator Mark Udall’s (D-CO) office pressured the Colorado Division of Insurance to downplay the number of insurance cancellations caused by the rollout of ObamaCare. A full 249,199 Colorado citizens were victimized by ObamaCare’s cancellations.
For the past year, most political observers have focused on Republican opportunities to capture Senate seats in red-states like Louisiana and Arkansas. The GOP had a plausible, but narrow, path to capture enough of these seats to win control of
Sen. Mark Udall appeared on CBS’s “Face the Nation.” (D-CO) Sunday to discuss the NSA’s mega data-mining program and how Congress can balance the war on terror with innocent citizens’ privacy.
CNN: Sen. Mark Udall (D-CO) is “unconvinced” data collection has stopped terror plots and wants an open debate about privacy.
Senator Mark Udall (D-CO) on ABC News’ “This Week” With George Stephanopoulos.
On Thursday, Senate Democrats were harshly critical of the the Obama administration’s collection of private domestic and international phone records from Verizon customers. Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-OR), according to The Hill, said the operation was an “outrageous breach” of privacy. “I have
Glenn Greenwald of The Guardian talks with CNN’s Jake Tapper about Democratic senators Ron Wyden and Mark Udall, who objected to the Obama Administration over its interpretation of the PATRIOT Act, leading to indiscriminate collection of Americans’ phone records. “These
The Senate approved a five-year extension of a George W. Bush-era surveillance law that allows US spy agencies to conduct wiretapping on foreign citizens without a warrant. The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, approved by the House of Representatives in September,
A Survey USA/Denver Post poll released on Friday has President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney essentially tied in Colorado, a state Obama won by nine points in 2008. Obama only leads Romney by 3 points in the RealClearPolitics average of polls. In the poll, Obama
