Nancy Dick News Today

And you can send an email. The phone lines are open. You can start dialing in. Lets begin with the Foreign Relations Committee Hearing yesterday where secretary of the john kerry was asked about his reaction to the gop letter. [video clip] my reaction to the letter was utter disbelief. During my 29 years here in the senate, i never heard of nor even heard of it being proposed, anything comparable to this. If i had, i can guarantee you that no matter what the issue and no matter who was president...

More money, and thats something thats really nice to see. A lot of you have been following me when we were on a thing called the campaign. That was an exciting campaign. The great campaign. I used to talk about wages going down, not going up but going down for years. 19 years. Now, they just went up 3. 2 . Yet, theres no inflation, because other things are going down, like the price of your gasoline at the tank. Its low. That doesnt happy luck. I work ha happen on luck. I work hard on that. It i...

Sixty Years Ago This Week: Colorado’s Lt. Gov. Robert Knous publicly chastised Gov. John Love for “breaking faith with the Colorado old-age pensioners,” and urged him to make a substantial

Forty Years Ago This Week: In an anticipated move, Colorado’s former Lt. Gov. Nancy Dick launched her candidacy for the U.S. Senate with an official announcement that lambasted the incumbent

Forty Years Ago This Week: Colorado’s politicos were told to expect Lt. Gov. Nancy Dick to announce her candidacy for the 1984 U.S. Senate race against Republican incumbent Bill Armstrong.

A recent Gazette column by my friend, the always insightful Eric Sondermann, suggested that the 2022 Senate race between Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet and Republican businessman Joe O’Dea could set

Colorados Republican gubernatorial nominee Heidi Ganahl announced her pick for lieutenant governor this week, though she has yet to introduce her running mate to the public beyond a press release.

Older people at risk of heart failure are enjoying a new lease of life after a pioneering treatment that sees them leave hospital after just two…

The women who have been chipping away for decades at Colorado’s political glass ceilings have long since left most of them shattered.