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Dan Maes, It’s Time to Move On

September 2, 2010 · 19011 CommentDan+Maes%2C+It%27s+Time+to+Move+On2010-09-02+20%3A50%3A23Jim+Pfaff

Podcast: Play in new window I officially announced today my opinion that Dan Maes needs to get out of the race for Governor right away and allow a credible Republican candidate to take on John Hickenlooper in November. A major theme of the political environment of 2010 is “integrity.” Dan Maes became the GOP nominee because many Republicans doubted the integrity of Scott McInnis when they found out about plagiarism in the water report he submitted to the Hasan Foundation a few years ago. McInnis admitted the mistake and paid back the Hasan’s. But he paid the price of... [Read the full story]

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Dan Maes, It’s Time to Move On

September 2, 2010 · 19011 CommentDan+Maes%2C+It%27s+Time+to+Move+On2010-09-02+20%3A50%3A23Jim+Pfaff

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Denver Tea Party on Tax Day 2010

April 16, 2010 · 1683Leave a CommentDenver+Tea+Party+on+Tax+Day+20102010-04-17+04%3A29%3A24Jim+Pfaff

Marriage Still Under Fire in the Courts

July 13, 2010 · 18181 CommentMarriage+Still+Under+Fire+in+the+Courts2010-07-13+15%3A59%3A39Jim+Pfaff

Podcast: Play in new window I talked today with Chuck Donovan of the Heritage Foundation about a recent federal court decision which struck down the Defense of Marriage Act. This is another in a series of court cases over the last fifteen years which have radically defined our political debate in this country. Recently, a federal judge in–of all places–Massachusetts struck down the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) on the grounds that it superseded a state’s right to determine the makeup of its marriage laws. The Defense of Marriage Act was passed in 1996 as an... [Read the full story]

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Coalition for Colorado Jobs

August 26, 2010 · 1880Leave a CommentCoalition+for+Colorado+Jobs2010-08-26+14%3A33%3A04Jim+Pfaff

Podcast: Play in new window I talked recently with Sandra Solin, Executive Director of the Coalition for Colorado Jobs. Votes using a secret ballot for union organizing will be a thing of the past if the so-called Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA) passes in Congress. This bill would allow union organizers to come on the workplace site and personally interview every employee to gain their support for establishing a union. The problem is, this process is done publicly under EFCA proposed guidelines, and the union will be able to keep the results of this open survey and use it to encourage... [Read the full story]

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Dan Maes, It’s Time to Move On

September 2, 2010 · 19011 CommentDan+Maes%2C+It%27s+Time+to+Move+On2010-09-02+20%3A50%3A23Jim+Pfaff

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