Denver TV interviews with Paul Ryan leave a trail of good information for voters
When a politician makes himself available to the press, and reporters, in turn, ask good questions, everyone benefits. Case in point, GOP vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan’s interviews with Denver...
View ArticleObama-hating talk-radio host hits talk-radio pay dirt by telling his...
Should anyone care that KHOW talk-radio host Peter Boyles is saying Romney and Coffman will lose big time? I think it matters, to a small degree, because one thing you can say about Boyles, he knows...
View ArticleCO media say Romney won debate but CO news stories on CO undecided voters...
Update 8:30 p.m.: Denver’s Fox 31 also brought together a group of 12 undecided voters yesterday, and I regret to write that I missed the story. Read it here. Fox 31′s voters did not give Romney the...
View ArticleCO Springs newspaper slams Republicans for applauding anti-Hispanic...
For all the impact conservative talk radio seems to have on the Colorado GOP, you rarely hear about it in the legacy media. So I was glad to see the Colorado Springs Gazette, in an editorial published...
View ArticleHost of leading Spanish-language radio show endorses Obama
Sen. John McCain was scheduled to appear on KBNO’s, La Voz del Pueblo, yesterday, two days after the radio show’s host, Fernando Sergio, endorsed Barack Obama for president. Sergio told me yesterday...
View ArticleReporters should ask the Colorado GOP, where’s the burrito?
The headline on an Associated Press story last week, juxtaposed to the GOP comments in the article, tell you all you need to know about how it’s one thing for Republicans to promise to be nicer to...
View ArticleDenver Post should have reported differing views on exit poll showing decline...
I’m late getting to this, but I’ve been hearing conservatives trying to make themselves feel better about their election collapse by saying they successfully cut the gender gap in Colorado. I’m...
View ArticleMedia omission: Tancredo says Metro lawsuit “probably going nowhere”
Former Congressman Tom Tancredo told me this week that his idea to sue Metro State University for offering a reduced tuition rate to the children of illegal immigrants is “probably going nowhere.”...
View ArticleTalk-radio host doesn’t explain how social issues would pull Hispanics to the...
I love it when the conservative echo chamber validates itself with references to unnamed Democrats who amplify the sounds coming from the mouths of talk-radio hosts. In the case below, we have KVOR...
View ArticlePR bonanza awaits TV station that invests some political-ad revenue in one...
What happened to all the money television stations got for airing the nonstop spew of political ads right up until Election Day? You’d think television stations, whose news departments at least try to...
View Article9News’ innovative fact-checking partnership with Denver Univeristy should be...
During the last election, Denver’s local NBC affiliate (9News) hired Denver University graduate students to help reporters check the facts in election ads. “We essentially created three temporary jobs...
View ArticleTelemundo Denver anchor gets surprise invitation to interview Obama
Correction on 7-19-2013: Obama told a Telemundo Dallas reporter that he didn’t want to speculate on whether he’d use his executive powers to stop deportations of undocumented immigrants, if Congress...
View ArticleRand Paul did not appear at Denver conference
Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky did not appear in Denver this week for the Colorado Renewal Project’s “Rediscovering God in America” event in Westminster, despite widely distributed promotional materials...
View ArticleMedia omission: Tancredo launches “Stop Chris Christie PAC”
If you follow Tom Tancredo you know he makes it clear where he stands on people, like Ryan Call (dislikes him), and places, like Mecca (bomb it). So, even as Republicans are still warm from hugging...
View ArticleSingleton calls Hillary Clinton an “outstanding public servant”
On Craig Silverman’s KNUS morning show Saturday, former Denver Post owner William Dean Singleton said Hillary Clinton has been an “outstanding public servant” and would be a good president. “I believed...
View ArticleWith collapse of Rand Paul, Dudley Brown may be cash cow for Tim Neville
Journalists have raised doubts about whether State Sen. Tim Neville, who’s expected to announce his campaign against Sen. Michael Bennet today, can raise the $10 million or more required to unseat the...
View ArticleWhy is CNBC covering for the Republican National Committee?
The Colorado Republican Party is blaming CNBC for severely limiting the number of seats available at its Oct. 28 presidential debate at the University of Colorado at Boulder. But CNBC, which you’d...
View ArticleColorado is a good place to ask Cruz and Rubio about their support for...
Before Wednesday’s Republican debate in Colorado, home of the personhood movement, it’s worth a quick review of the top GOP candidates’ positions on personhood laws, which would ban abortion by giving...
View ArticleKopel’s praise of ProgressNow makes TV show more interesting
Dave Kopel, research director at the right-leaning Independence Institute, slapped a pat on the back of left-leaning ProgressNow Colorado, on the latest edition of Colorado Inside Out, agreeing with...
View ArticleCNBC still won’t help explain why the GOP has turned a 11,000-seat arena into...
You have to admire the Republicans for going to Boulder for their debate Wednesday. It took some serious conservative backbone to descend on a town that stands for so much that Republicans do not. But...
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