We’ve gathered together three blogs about Denver topics for your perusal. In his recap of the Nuggets victory over the Boston Celtics yesterday, which immediately followed a humiliating defeat to the woeful Washington Wizards, Denver Stiffs’ Nate Timmons writes, “The players themselves are admitting the team is inconsistent at times.”…
Colorado’s Michael Bennet is widely seen as being among the most vulnerable Democratic senators in advance of the November 2010 election — hence President Barack Obama’s fundraising visit to Denver last week before a primary vote — timing that upset supporters of challenger Andrew Romanoff even as it brought some…
Three Denver blogs, handpicked for you. Denver Stiffs’ Andrew Feinstein calls the Nuggets’ overtime victory over the Cavs in Cleveland, with Melo hitting the winning shot with only seconds on the clock, an “instant classic.” Bet it made George Karl feel better, too. Coyote Gulch brings us the latest snowpack…
Talk about the planets coming into alignment. Yesterday afternoon, during an appearance at the Fillmore Auditorium to pitch for Senator Michael Bennet, President Barack Obama warmed up the crowd by gabbing about medal-winning Olympians with Colorado connections, including snowboarding wizard Shaun White. Obama noted that he not only wonders how…
Denver Post owner/publisher Dean Singleton seems to have trouble with the word bankruptcy, especially when it pertains to his company, MediaNews Group. But he’s extremely loquacious about other topics, as he’s proving this morning during an extended appearance on the morning show of KHOW’s Peter Boyles. (He’s still chatting at…
President Barack Obama’s visit to Denver today is prompting more spectacles than just a medical marijuana protest featuring Sensible Colorado’s Brian Vicente, which is scheduled to be underway at this writing. For instance, there’s also “Rally ‘Round Romanoff!,” which criticizes the prez for raising money on behalf of Senator Michael…
Earlier this month, the Boulder City Council considered an ordinance that would have criminalized the displaying of nipples — at least those belonging to a woman — by way of trying to undermine events such as the Naked Pumpkin Run and Naked Bike Ride. In the end, the council kept…
Three, count ’em, three blogs about Denver, assembled just for you. At Mile High Report, T.J. Johnson writes: “We can be sure of a few things.First, Al Davis eats children on Halloween. Second, Kyle Orton is coming back for another year (at least) as the QB for the Broncos.” Let…
No one can question Polly Baca’s Democratic bona fides. She was elected as a Dem to both houses of the Colorado legislature and served on the Democratic National Committee, including an eight year stint as vice chair. So she was in unfamiliar territory at a press conference yesterday in front…
Earlier this week, the state legislature spent many long hours hashing over Senator/Shmuck emeritus Dave Schultheis’s latest brainstorm: a “Religious Bill of Rights.” As Education News Colorado noted, the measure would have allowed “high school students and parents of younger students to opt out of classes for religious reasons, permitted…
Execs at the liberal ProgressNow Colorado organization wanted to ridicule Republican gubernatorial candidate Scott McInnis for, in their view, sticking it to the middle class rather than eliminating tax loopholes for fat cats. So they assembled what they referred to as a McLobbyist Happy Meal for delivery to the Capitol,…
During a recent visit to Colorado, Larry Schweiger, president and chief executive of the National Wildlife Federation, said Colorado was in the bull’s eye for negative consequences from climate change. What exactly does that mean? Unfortunately, Schweiger has examples aplenty of environmental damage to our square state, and it’s not…
The 2010 census gives states a new option for how to count their prison population, a move that could provide additional political leverage to urban areas — which, in Colorado, means more power to the Front Range and less to places like Fremont, Logan and Crowley counties. In the past,…
On Friday, backers of the Personhood Amendment, which says the term “person” applies to humans from their biological starting point, announced that they’d collected enough signatures to put the measure on the 2010 ballot. Of course, a very similar initiative, promoted by 21-year-old Westword profile subject Kristi Burton, was soundly…
Three Denver blogs for the price of one. Nate Timmons at Denver Stiffs calls the $4.5 million, one-year contract extension the Nuggets just gave coach George Karl a “no brainer.” Agreed. Just hope he doesn’t lose his head and kill J.R. Smith. Becca Blond at the Colorado Independent writes that…
Yesterday, AM 760 host/columnist David Sirota and Colorado Springs city councilman Sean Paige took part in an on-air debate, with the honor of Colorado Springs at stake. But while the program has ended, the scrap isn’t over, with Paige continuing to take swings at Sirota in a new, insult-laden Huffington…
At this hour, Republican gubernatorial candidate Scott McInnis is in Pueblo to make a speech about what he considers to be job-killing tax increases on candy and other items that were passed by the Colorado senate on Wednesday. And according to McInnis spokesman Sean Duffy, he thinks he might have…
Did you know that today is officially Colorado Loves California Day? No joke. Well, actually, it sorta is one. This is the second year that Colorado has proclaimed its lust for the Golden State — the idea being that if we suck up to Cali, businesses there might expand here…
This week’s cover story, “You’re in Bad Hands,” follows a Lafayette woman’s four-year battle with her health insurance company after a devastating car accident left her seriously injured, saddled with hundreds of thousands in medical bills — and a canceled policy because of Assurant Health’s profit-minded approach to the controversial…
How bad is the blood between the current leadership of United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 and Crisanta Duran, former UFCW associate counsel and daughter of ex-union boss Ernie Duran? So bad that at a meeting earlier this week, the executive board rescinded its endorsement of her candidacy for…
Tom Tancredo’s call for civics literacy tests at the first National Tea Party Convention was described as racist in some quarters, even though he says he got the idea for them from an immigrant, and would like to base the questions on the examination immigrants must pass before being granted…
On Monday, we told you about the rhetorical battle between AM 760 host/columnist David Sirota, who thinks Colorado Springs’ conservative fiscal policies are largely responsible for the community’s sizable economic woes, and Springs councilman Sean Paige, who sees Sirota’s views as a cruel attack on a great American town. Since…
