Michael Bennet
In crowded 2020 Democratic field, a clear top tier emerges. Colorado’s candidates are not in it.
Even with six months to go in the campaign, strict debate standards and cash flow issues are separating the candidates
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Moderate 2020 Democrats — like Colorado’s Bennet and Hickenlooper — test if Biden stumbles provide opening
By The Associated Press Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
How Colorado’s Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper fared in the Democratic presidential debate
By John Frank Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Governors like John Hickenlooper are still in the shadows of Democrats’ 2020 presidential campaign
"My problem is not what I'm selling, it's how do I get this information to the buyer?" Hickenlooper said.
Colorado’s Michael Bennet, John Hickenlooper set to share presidential debate stage
Joining Hickenlooper and Bennet will be former Vice President Joe Biden and Vermont U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders
Ski resorts send a record-setting rent payment to the federal government after 2017-18 season
Colorado’s D.C. delegation once again unites on legislation allowing Forest Service to keep more ski-area fees in the state.
“Democrats must say loudly and clearly that we are not socialists”: Hickenlooper attacks Sanders, other rivals over socialism
Hickenlooper's campaign has struggled to gain traction and he ranks toward the bottom in public opinion polls, but recently he has drawn attention for railing against socialism
Jared Polis touts military projects as he tries to lure national museum and Space Command to Colorado
The state Capitol complex is a possible location for the National Medal of Honor Museum, and Colorado Springs is a probable site for U.S. Space Command
What changed: Why Colorado Democrats in Congress now support impeachment — or at least suggest it’s an option
U.S. Reps. Joe Neguse and Diana DeGette are calling for impeachment proceedings to begin, either urging their colleagues to join them or counseling them on their decision making
Michael Bennet proposes a $1 trillion climate change fund, wants net-zero U.S. emissions by 2050
Bennet, who is running for president in 20202, said he tried to design the plan so any subsequent Republican administrations could not easily overturn his actions
