FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Samantha Davis 970-980-5122 As good as it gets – Governor Hickenlooper again fails to break 50% against a Republican challenger April 23, 2014 (DENVER) – Today, Quinnipiac University and Public Policy Polling (PPP) each released a poll showing that liberal Governor John Hickenlooper again failed to break 50% when matched against
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Samantha Davis 970-980-5122 Sen. Udall Tries Desperately to Recapture Female Support after He’s Caught Paying Them Less Than Men April 22, 2014 (DENVER) – Today, U.S. Sen. Mark Udall (D-Colorado) unveiled his latest campaign ad, a desperate attempt to undermine Rep. Cory Gardner’s female support by dragging the tired “War on
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact:Jonathan LockwoodCommunications Directorjonathan@compasscolorado.org720-470-8233 Independent Ethics Commission gives a pass to the Governor DENVER (April 14, 2014) - The Colorado Independent Ethics Commission (IEC) decided today on a four to one vote to dismiss on summary judgment Compass Colorado's complaint against Governor Hickenlooper for using state staff to plan a Democrat Governor's Association (DGA) fundraiser and
Valerie RichardsonThe Colorado ObserverApril 1, 2014 DENVER—Those who suspect the Independent Ethics Commission of harboring a pro-Democrat bias probably didn’t change their minds at Monday’s hearing on the complaint filed against Gov. John Hickenlooper. Lawyers for Compass Colorado, the conservative group that filed the ethics complaint, were surprised to learn that the Democratic governor’s legal
The Daily CallerGreg CampbellApril 1, 2014 An ethics investigation opened into Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, who is accused of wrongly allowing the Democratic Governor’s Association to pay for his expenses at a conference in Aspen last year.Conservative group Compass Colorado filed the complaint with the Colorado Independent Ethics Commission last year, alleging that by allowing
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact:Jonathan LockwoodCommunications Directorjonathan@compasscolorado.org720-470-8233 Connect for Health, or Coerce for Health? DENVER (April 1, 2014)—Yesterday marked the original deadline for individuals to enroll in the state’s Obamacare exchange, Connect for Health Colorado. Patty Fontneau, the exchange’s CEO, told The Denver Post how she would increase enrollment: "We'll reach them over time — through cultural
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact:Jonathan LockwoodCommunications Directorjonathan@compasscolorado.org720-470-8233 Compass Colorado questions availability of drafts DENVER (March 31, 2014) – Today, at a Colorado Independent Ethics Commission hearing concerning a complaint against Democratic Governor John Hickenlooper, complainants were surprised to learn the Governor’s counsel had been given an opportunity to review not one, but two drafts of the investigator’s
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact:Jonathan LockwoodCommunications Directorjonathan@compasscolorado.org720-470-8233 Democrats’ budget treats taxpayer money like Monopoly money DENVER (March 27, 2014)—Today, the Democrat-controlled House began debate on next year’s budget, House Bill 1336. “Coloradans deserve a sensible budget that prioritizes what really matters, just like we must do for our own families,” said Kelly Maher. “Democrats in the state
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact:Jonathan LockwoodCommunications Directorjonathan@compasscolorado.org720-470-8233 Udall: I’d vote for Obamacare again DENVER (March 26, 2014)— Today, Senator Mark Udall admitted on Denver’s 850 KOA that he would vote again for Obamacare. “Mark Udall has spent the last six months trying to run from his vote by advocating for mitigating legislation, which would have hurt even
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact:Jonathan LockwoodCommunications Directorjonathan@compasscolorado.org720-470-8233 Connect for Health Colorado, please don’t waste the next $7 million on marketing DENVER (March 26, 2014)— Today, the Colorado Senate committee on Health and Human Services rejected a bill to expand a performance audit of Connect for Health Colorado, the state’s Obamacare exchange. Earlier this week, The Denver Post
