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Letters to the EditorOpen letter to Michael Hancock: Latest actions of intimidation by your staff are inappropriate
5/20/2011
Dear Michael: For the second time in as many weeks, members of your campaign staff and supporters showed up at press conferences that I organized. HB 1290 encourages responsible borrowing, ensures credit for those who need it most
4/28/2011
Dear Editor, A recent article about short-term lending and related legislative activity seems to get stuck in the weeds [“Payday loan bill started off like a racehorse…” Statesman, 4/22], and fails to provide clarity around the efforts of the state Senate to regulate new consumer loans. Unlike mayoral candidate Romer, Mejia is better than ‘OK’ and ‘not Satan’
4/28/2011
Dear Editor, A recent column in The Statesman by a Western Slope Republican with no ties to Denver (“Not a GOP in sight? Romer’s right pick as Mayor for center and right Democrats” by Josh Penry) urged Denver Republicans to base their vote in the Denver Mayor’s race by choosing the candidate they felt “fits somewhere on the spectrum between ‘OK’ and ‘not Satan.’” This odd recommendation apparently implies that none of the candidates running for Mayor have sufficient qualifications to be considered better than “OK.” Candidate Michael Hancock is a born leader
4/22/2011
Dear Editor, As the city enters the final stretch of the campaign to elect Denver’s next mayor, it is important that we do not accept mediocrity. Civil unions vote was heart-breaking act of pandering to the far right of the Republican Party
4/8/2011
Dear Editor, When Democrats held the majority in the State House, our caucus worked hard to create a more fair and just state for all Coloradoans. We wanted an abortion-neutral crime bill but Rep. Waller abandoned us
4/1/2011
Dear Editor, An editorial in the Colorado Springs Gazette editorial (“Abortion foes sell out the unborn,” March 11) reported that Rep. Mark Waller pulled his fetal crimes bill because “the opposition was insurmountable,” in that “Colorado Right to Life and American Right to Life opposed the bill.” Trust, but verify — County Clerks Association, please take note
4/1/2011
Dear Editor, The Colorado County Clerks Association wants elections to be trusted but not publicly verified. Let’s move forward to restore belief in the Republican brand again
4/1/2011
Dear Editor, First and foremost, thank you to those who supported me throughout the campaign for Colorado state GOP Chair. I know that many were not voting members, but I appreciate the opportunity to spread our positive message. Not too early to start working towards the 2012 precinct caucuses
4/1/2011
Dear Editor, Thanks to The Statesman for the very good coverage of the state conventions of both major political parties. |
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