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Jorge Moromisato, independent candidate for Senate, running as a modern day Martin Luther

By Jonathan Easley
Oct 5, 2010

Jorge Moromisato is running for Colorado Senate as an independent, and whatever you think of his policies, criticism that his platform is short on specifics is not an accusation that will stick. The Denver Plan details Moromisato's ideas on how to end unemployment and fix the myriad problems facing the...
Unaffiliated candidate Paul Fiorino laces-up for the governor's race

By Jonathan Easley
Oct 1, 2010

It says something about the level of noise in this year's gubernatorial race when the candidate with the lowest profile has perhaps the most intriguing back-story. Paul Fiorino didn't advertise for his running mate on Craigslist, he doesn't have Dog the Bounty Hunter campaigning on his behalf, and he hasn't...
Denver Blogs: It's like Google, just a little different

By Jonathan Easley
Oct 1, 2010

Dan Maes.Three Denver blog posts for your perusal. Denver Egotist links to a search engine that retrieves the least popular results first. By this logic Dan Maes should be the first entry in a search for "Colorado Governor." The Mile High Report has your in-depth Broncos-Titans breakdown. Vince Young has...
The Heyday on grassroots capitalism, working independently and not getting dates

By Jonathan Easley
Oct 1, 2010

The big news here is that the Heyday have a new EP out and will be playing a CD-release show on October 1st at the Gothic. But the Denver foursome has a lot more going on than just that. In this extended Q&A, bassist and vocalist Peter Wynn goes more...
John Elway and Pete Coors top Jason Clark's quest for a new Craigslist running mate

By Jonathan Easley
Oct 1, 2010

Polish your resume and bone-up on the issues; independent candidate for Governor Jason Clark went back to Craigslist today to replace his departed lieutenant governor. Clark set his sights a littler higher this time. Here's the ad, written in the third person with exclamation points, nicknames and all:...

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