Colorado caucuses give outside pols chance to shine (The Aspen Times)

13 March 2010, 5:23 pm

DENVER - It was the Democrats' biggest fundraiser of the year, and all their bigwigs were seated up by the stage. Congress members. Party leaders. And their newest U.S. senator, Michael Bennet. Way in back, stuck at table No. 96 in a chair that didn't even face the stage, was one Democrat hoping to knock off Bennet in a party primary. If his seat assignment was meant to be a snub, former state ...... Read More »

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