I wrote a few weeks ago about Tom Tancredo and his unlikely bid for Governor in Colorado. He had entered the race saying Scott McInnis and Dan Maes couldn’t win because they each carried too much baggage. McInnis then lost to Maes in the GOP Primary, probably because of plagiarism baggage. And soon Maes was [...]
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With trust of newspapers between 20 and 25 percent and TV news only a little higher, I wonder how people get informed. Increasingly I think the answer is each other.
Facebook and Twitter offer a kind of headline news, which is fed by many mainstream media sources. But complex concepts sent out in chunks not much [...]
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I don’t always agree with our President. In fact most of the time I disagree with his decisions.
I was against the GM bail out, I’m disgusted with the health care law and I’m sick of him apologizing to the rest of the world for America being America.
But I love candid speech, whether I agree or [...]
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Tom Tancredo’s entrance into the Colorado governor’s race shocked me. I don’t always agree with him, but he certainly has never suffered from that thing I dislike most about politicians — obfuscation. No, Tancredo says what he means and makes a lot of sense on many issues.
Kind of like Ross Perot did back in 1992.
Rasmussen [...]
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