Tag: Personhood
Personhood initiative only slightly more popular with Denver voters than space-alien...
Politics fanatics at lefty blogsite Colorado Pols running numbers in the wake of the election note that nearly as many Denver County residents voted...
‘Women’s issues’: Major factor or mere distraction in Colo Senate race
The media has ignited this week with stories in Colorado centered on "life" and "women's" issues. Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet is underlining GOP rival...
Like Buck, Tancredo unsure what Amendment 62 would do
The question of the week for reporters is, are any of the 33 candidates who endorsed the Personhood Initiative (the Personhood 33), other than...
Post column gets it wrong: Buck has been talking social issues
Denver Post editorial page editor Dan Haley got a fact wrong in his column Sunday.
He wrote in reference to Colorado’s U.S. Senate race:
“No one...
Will Personhood backers pull support, taking cue from Buck?
In a KBDI Channel 12 debate Sept. 17, News4 reporter Terry Jessup asked Gualberto Garcia Jones of Personhood Colorado about GOP support for...
Fact checking the fact checkers on Buck’s birth control stance
You’re excused for missing it, but there’s some disagreement among local TV reporters about whether Ken Buck’s anti-abortion stance means he’d oppose common birth-control...
Dems launch ‘nuts and flakes’ GOP Tea Party video featuring Buck
At Politico, Mike Allen calls a Democratic National Committee video sent out today part of the "nuts and flakes" strategy the party is mounting...
Worker, pro-choice groups sound warnings on Maes-Williams ticket
Advocates for labor and reproductive rights voiced objections to the Dan Maes-Tambor Williams Republican ticket to head the state, arguing that the duo would...
Buck reiterates position opposing abortion in cases of rape and incest
The Washington Post reports this morning that another Democratic Party tracker video of U.S. Senate candidate Ken Buck is making waves, this one capturing...
GOP-tea party favorite Maes wants it both ways on abortion
LAKEWOOD-- GOP gubernatorial candidate Dan Maes, coming off of victory over six-term Congressman Scott McInnis in the GOP state assembly this weekend, told the Colorado Independent that he was now clear frontrunner in the race for governor. The reason for his success, he said, is that he's the true conservative in the race and that he was chosen by the tea party organically to lead on the right. He also said there was no inconsistency with simultaneously wanting less government intrusion and opposing abortion rights and gay marriage. He said he fully embraced the proposed personhood amendment but mostly as a statement and that he didn't think the amendment would actually outlaw abortion.