In the aftermath of a Denver Post report concluding that retiring Sen. Wayne Allard and Rep. Tom Tancredo are riding “off into [the] political sunset,” politicos are now questioning whether leaving Congress will bring the end on the political careers of these two public servants.
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April 7, 2009Over the last decade the University of Colorado has hired three Democrat ex-lawmakers to serve on its faculty. But now, in the aftermath of the institution's decision to not add a top Republican to its ranks, a CU leader is alleging bias.
CU Denver chancellor could bank $718,115 in 2009
A Face the State Staff Report
March 5, 2009According to documents obtained by Face the State, University of Colorado Denver Chancellor M. Roy Wilson is the highest paid CU chancellor, earning a base salary of $468,115, incentive payments of up to $175,000 annually and an additional $75,000 per year in supplemental pay. All told, Wilson has the potential to earn up to $718,115 per year - almost twice the university's other two chancellors - and making him the second highest paid university employee, second only to a resident doctor in the school of medicine.
Is the sun setting on Tancredo and Allard?
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Should government act as the “bag-man” for special interests? A former U.S. Senator says, “no way.”
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7/3: Bad policy, sugar-coated
A sugar-coated tax increase is still a...tax increase.
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