Approved

Harsanyi: Biden just put on most disastrous debate performance in Presidential history

The Federalist, Approved, Commentary, National / / , , ,

Sure, it might sound like hyperbole, but I can’t think of a more devastating presidential debate performance than the one Joe Biden had in his first meeting with Donald Trump. Indeed, even with abnormally low expectations, Biden tripped over them as if they were sandbags. After watching post-debate reaction, it’s safe to say no modern presidential debate has ever rattled a political party quite like this one.

Harsanyi: Biden just put on most disastrous debate performance in Presidential history Read More »

Post-debate poll shows voters lost confidence in Biden; Democrats’ confidence in him plummets

Approved, National, The Washington Times / / , , ,

The first post-debate poll amplified Democrats’ fears about President Biden’s reelection with 57% of registered voters saying they have “no real confidence” in his ability to lead the country after his halting, stumbling performance.

Post-debate poll shows voters lost confidence in Biden; Democrats’ confidence in him plummets Read More »

Evans to Weld Women: ‘We can win the 8th District and retire Caraveo’

Rocky Mountain Voice, Approved, State / / , , ,

Gabe Evans isn’t resting on a 55-point Republican Party primary election victory. The 8th District Republican nominee for U.S. representative told the Women of Weld County here Thursday he can defeat Yadira Caraveo on the issues, each and every one of them.

Evans to Weld Women: ‘We can win the 8th District and retire Caraveo’ Read More »

Colorado Libertarians ask national committee to decertify Presidential ticket

Rocky Mountain Voice, Approved, State / / ,

In addition to the Colorado Libertarian Party deciding not to pursue placing the national party’s presidential ticket on the ballot in Colorado, it will seek to have the national party decertify the ticket, an email to party membership presumedly from Chairwoman Hannah Goodman reads.

Colorado Libertarians ask national committee to decertify Presidential ticket Read More »

Kansas forced Colorado to stop irrigating 25,000 acres of farmland. Was it too soon to put them in the same room?

Approved, State, The Colorado Sun / /

Agricultural producers, scientists and policymakers from Colorado and Kansas gathered near the Ogallala Aquifer in Burlington on Wednesday to air their concerns and share ideas for how to survive continued drought. But it was hard to escape the Republican River Basin-shaped elephant in the room. 

Kansas forced Colorado to stop irrigating 25,000 acres of farmland. Was it too soon to put them in the same room? Read More »