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Colorado Democrat Soft-Pedals Partisan Views

Perry said he is open to voting for a Democrat for Congress on Nov. 4, and that he is undecided as well about whom he will support in Colorado’s open Senate race and the presidential contest.

Sen. Salazar Keeping Options Open

Ken Salazar (D-Colo.) on Wednesday declined to commit to running for re-election in 2010 or rule out serving in the next White House administration.

Stevens Airs New Ads Touting Accomplishments

Stevens, the Senate’s longest-serving Republican, even jumps on the change message bandwagon in one ad that features various testimonials from Alaskans. “People talk about change, Sen.

Air Wars Ratchet Up in Senate Races

But that hasn’t cooled the air wars in several Senate races that are either competitive or have the potential to heat up down the stretch of the fall campaign.

Reid Back in Nevada, Focusing on Energy

Now that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) is back from his trip to Afghanistan, he is dashing head first into the energy debate, with two summits on renewable energy and the environment in the

Boehner: GOP Has Pelosi on the Run

“The longer Pelosi and [Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid] dodge it, the stronger we’re going to be, and the better we’re going to do in the elections in November.” Republicans are calling the protests

McCain Drops Smoke Tax

It died on the Senate floor after backers fell just three votes short of the 60 needed to overcome procedural hurdles.

Silver State Showdown

When former state Senate Minority Leader Dina Titus (D) entered the 3rd district race in early May to challenge Rep.

Pawlenty Addresses GOPAC

It’s called an election,” said Pawlenty, currently in his second term after winning a narrow re-election victory in 2006.

From Afghanistan, Reid Says Bolstered Efforts Needed

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said Wednesday that his trip to Afghanistan and Central Asia has only made him more convinced that the United States needs to beef up its anti-terrorism forces

Gingrich Talks Government Shutdown

“I think the public would think they’re insane. … I don’t see how the Democrats could possibly sustain a suicidal strategy like that.” Gingrich played the key role in forcing the last government

GOP House Members Back for Day 3

“This energy issue, finally I think, we’re getting some traction on, and we have a chance to get something positive done this year for the American people,” he said. “That’s why I’m here today.

Denver Knows ‘Hart-Ache’

But they’re used to that in the Centennial State. Through history, not a single major party presidential or vice presidential nominee has hailed from Colorado — if you don’t include Sen.