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Bennet Plays Key Role In Latest Immigration Proposal

Bennet Plays Key Role In Latest Immigration Proposal
Politico reports today:
A powerful group of senators from both parties has reached a deal on the outlines of a comprehensive immigration overhaul, a development that will drive an emotional debate on a hot-button issue unseen in Washington for more than half a decade.
According to a five-page document provided to POLITICO, the sw...
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Roll Call Deems Colorado Senate Seat 'Likely Democratic'

Roll Call has an early rundown of where the 2014 Senate races are ranked in order of competitiveness. Colorado is listed as "Likely Democratic" among the 33 Senate races, which puts Sen. Mark Udall's seat well outside the top tier.
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B: Facing Fires With Fewer Firefighters and Police Due to Budget Cuts

The city of Colorado Springs fought this fire with 39 fewer firefighters and 50 fewer police than it had just five years ago, thanks to massive tax cuts.
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Romney Profits From Aborted Fetus Disposal While Being Pro-Life

Documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission reveal that Mitt Romney was a key player in Bain Capital's decision to invest in Stericycle, a company that disposes of medical waste, including aborted fetuses and the bodies of animals used for medical testing.
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B: CO Obama Immigration Policy Change Rallies Colorado Hispanics

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B: Tancredo, Former Republican Presidential Candidate, Denies Speaking Engagement Before White Supremacist Group

After being billed as a featured speaker at the Council of Conservative Citizens' 2012 conference, former Congressman Tom Tancredo's team released a statement that he will not be speaking.
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B: CO State Revenue Forecast Revised Upward Again

Colorado state revenue is estimated to be $239.5 million higher this year than was forecast in March.
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B: CO Access to 'College of Opportunity' May Be at Risk in Upcoming Elections

As the state's only 4-year open enrollment "college of opportunity," downtown Denver's Metro State would always have been one of the more affected schools from any legislation or policy change easing the burden on undocumented students. Metro's comparatively low tuition, and relatively high level of state funding compared to other institutions, make the school naturally more vulnerable to the political whim of legislators holding the purse strings.
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