Tag: Colorado Springs Gazette
Colorado Springs Gazette stamps another ‘statewide footprint’ with a new investigative...
Colorado's second-largest newspaper, The Gazette, based in Colorado's second-largest city, doesn't seem to want to play second fiddle.
Within the past three years, the paper, run...
How a former Washington Post editor is trying Jeff Bezos magic...
For the hundreds of loyal readers of this humble newsletter I started a year ago, you had an early audience to the latest media news...
It’s Tuesday!!!! You know what that means
It's Tuesday. Just five weeks from the June 24 Colorado Republican Party primary for governor. And the race is heating up. In fact, the...
Wiretap: Gazette blasts away at honey badger Gessler
He's scandal plagued. He doesn't show up for debates. He ridicules the other candidates. Enough of the honey badger! said the Gazette.
Fifth District race getting weird as it goes down to the...
The race for the Republican nomination for the Fifth District congressional seat, centered in Colorado Springs, grows weirder by the day. You've got three-term incumbent Doug Lamborn waging a war of words not only with the district's biggest and most important newspaper, The Gazette, but also with his predecessor in Congress, Joel Hefley.
Anti-earmark Tea Party caucus member Lamborn used to be earmark crazy
Colorado Republican Congressman Doug Lamborn has come out strong this year against earmarks. He joined the Tea Party caucus dedicated to fighting government waste and he enthusiastically signed onto the GOP House pledge against earmarking, or the practice of tacking on projects to legislation in order to deliver tax money to favored constituencies and causes. Lamborn wrote an editorial for his hometown Colorado Springs Gazette against earmarks last Saturday, a feel good Thanksgiving treat for the Gazette's conservative readers.
He left out the fact that he has been earmark crazy since he arrived in Washington in 2007.
Doug Bruce ignored subpoenas; Gazette won’t ignore Bruce
Doug Bruce, Colorado Springs tax fighter and generally irascible human, is surely relishing defying the government and mocking the Colorado election process as toothless....
McInnis draws heat in Colorado Springs for dodging water issues
GOP gubernatorial candidate Scott McInnis has said he knows “a little something” about Colorado water issues, which is partly why he says he won a $150,000 fellowship from the Hasan Foundation to write "a series of in-depth articles" on Colorado water. McInnis's campaign hasn't commented on the articles or released them and McInnis has said precious little to reporters about his stand on vital water issues in Colorado. But the issue isn't going away, particularly, perhaps, among Colorado Springs Republicans.
Dreaming this Christmas of stimulus powder
For all of those grumbling about the President Obama’s wasteful stimulus spending on wine trains and golf courses, the Colorado Springs Gazette reminds us...
Udall wants change to military culture that ‘stigmatizes’ mental health care
U.S. Sen. Mark Udall vowed Thursday to "hold to his commitment" to make sure soldiers receive the best mental health treatment available after...