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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Pulling Our Forces from Europe – Coffman’s Washington Roundup 2.10.2012
[Following is a recent email from my Congressman, 6th Congressional District Colorado, to his constituents. I like Coffman. He is ex-military and a former Colorado State Treasurer. He is a hard-working congressman.] Dear Friends, The Cold War ended in 1989, … Continue reading
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The Colorado Republican Caucus 2012
I attended my neighborhood’s precinct Republican caucus last night. The precinct is the smallest defined voting area within Douglas County Colorado where I live. 42 registered Republicans out of 247 registered within that area filled a high school classroom to … Continue reading
