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I'm not sure of any real education value to it, but this Westword blog piece on Mark "Wiseguy" Udall is sure good for a laugh. And a good laugh is about what we all need at this point in the campaign.' [...] On the national scene, we believe Bob Schaffer would provide a rational, conservative voice to the Senate at [...]
U.S. Senate Candidate Bob Schaffer was endorsed by The Council for Citizens Against Government Waste Political Action Committee yesterday for his “outstanding record of fiscal discipline and fighting on behalf of all taxpayers.”
“Bob Schaffer continues to be the only low tax, pro-economic [...]
The long road to winning Colorado's U.S. Senate seat is actually nearing its end as the candidates gear up for two more debates today.
Republican Bob Schaffer and Democrat Mark Udall are squaring off [...]
Democratic Senate candidate Mark Udall posted his best fundraising quarter of the campaign, raising $2.7 million [...]
We believe Schaffer’s staunchly conservative ideas are more in line with what Colorado and this country need right now than Udall’s [...]
Udall defended his [...]
And consultant Sean Duffy, who once worked for former GOP Gov. Bill Owens, said the debate lacked "electricity."
But Duffy praised Schaffer's even-keel performance, saying, "People watching this debate will [...]
Examining the U.S. Senate race solely through the lens of business, we view Republican Bob Schaffer as a candidate better equipped to encourage economic growth, lure large employers to the state and create jobs than his Democratic counterpart, Mark [...]
“He (Udall) said I saw no reason to reach across the aisle, [...]
1 He's never lived in Boulder, although he's referred to as "Boulder liberal Mark Udall" by his opponents.I thought we'd [...]
[Mark] Udall, who had been up by as many as 10 percentage points in previous polls, is favored by 43 percent of registered voters surveyed, to [Bob] Schaffer's 38 percent.
But with 14 percent of respondents saying they haven't made up their minds less [...]
Congress must retain oversight of the treasury secretary's buyout and should get regular updates, [Mark] Udall insisted. And while it will be up to the next Congress and president to overhaul the financial regulatory system, this bill [...]
