"Aurora City Councilman Ryan Frazier answered viewers' questions on 9NEWS' "Your Show" this past Sunday.

Frazier's GOP primary opponent Ken Buck appeared on the show in May."

"Those interested in Ryan Frazier's campaign for U.S. Senate should note that Frazier recently appeared on ABC's "Top Line" (via PPC). I like his calm demeanor on the show; it compliments his more fiery public speech at the April 15 Tea Party in Grand Junction.

Frazier took a brief moment to discuss his principles of fiscal responsibility and individual rights."

"Ryan’s an interesting candidate, and I’m sure most Republicans and Independents (and hopefully a few Democrats as well) will find a lot to like about him.

He’s young, energetic, intelligent, has background in the military and the private sector as well as serving in his local government as a member of the Aurora City Council. And, not to put too fine a point on it, he’s black…which I’ve told him directly I think is quite an advantage."

"Yesterday, SP noted that Ryan Frazier had won the straw poll at the Douglas County Lincoln Day dinner.

What we didn't know was how big.

Then we received the numbers--this was more than a plurality--it was a clear majority of attendees."

"I recently heard Aurora City Councilman Ryan Frazier say “My mother was my hero.” He noted, “She worked two jobs to provide for three boys. We didn’t have much, but we had each other. She instilled in me and my brothers a sense of ‘do your part,’ do what’s right, make a life for yourselves. I’ve carried that with me throughout my life.” (March 1, 2009 Gadsden Rally www.Gadsdensoc.com).

"Politico.com had an article discussing the three potential GOP candidates seriously considering the 2010 bid for Colorado Senator. The article discusses some of the opportunities and challenges each potential candidate would face in the primary race. It juxtaposed the established former Congressman with a long resume of political offices to the young “fresh face” City Councilman who’s looking to restore liberty. "

"Flawed zero-tolerance laws landed this student in hot water for possessing fake rifles--defined as "facsimiles" according to the law--but thankfully the decision was to punish with time served in suspension:

Seventeen-year-old Marie Morrow will be going back to school next week. The senior at Cherokee Trail High School was suspended for having fake rifles in her SUV at school."

"Colorado Republican Party chairman Dick Wadhams recently sat down with the Colorado Statesman for an extended interview. There isn’t much in the way of new information, but there is one passage worthy of comment.

Namely, it’s interesting to see whom Wadhams is talking up for the U.S. Senate race to challenge the newly-selected Michael Bennet..."

"Has the other shoe finally dropped for up-and-coming Republican Ryan Frazier?

The Aurora city councilman made headlines - as well as enemies - for sponsoring the controversial "right to work" ballot measure Amendment 47 this past November, and even though it lost at the polls, unions, many of which are vehemently against right to work, surely haven't forgotten.

Liberal lawyer Chantell Taylor took on Aurora city councilman Ryan Frazier in a legal attack earlier this year. Now, it turns out, she had it all wrong. The Westword reports: "...according to a recently completed investigation jointly run by the Adams County and Arapahoe County district attorney's offices (Aurora is located in both counties), Frazier did nothing wrong."