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(D) Yadira Caraveo
(D) Joe Salazar
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REPUBLICANS
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State House Majority
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REPUBLICANS
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5%
March 16, 2011 12:28 AM UTC
8 Comments
Yes,
Why, Michael? I am so bummed about this. I might abstain from voting for the first time in my life because I can’t vote for any other candidate and now I don’t think I can vote for Michael. Oh, Michael. I had such high hopes for you.
…they were essentially advised by the city attorney that they were required by Charter to pass this bill and that any no vote would have been merely symbolic.
Having said that, both are in a position as candidates that a symbolic gesture would have probably served them better.
They are required to pass a wage ordinance, which they did. However, before that vote, which included the increase, Linkhart and Hancock voted against an amendment by Councilwoman Faatz to freeze the wages. They were not compelled by the City Attorneys Office to vote against that amendment. They essentially voted twice for the increase Monday and will do it again next Monday if they don’t have a change of heart.
Let’s elect a non-politician this time too…
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Hogwash, Denver pols. James Mejia came out strongly against it too. You also need to post the fact that former Denver Mayor Pena endorsed James yesterday. This is major news.
Federico’s wife, Cindy Peña is communications director for Mejia. I’m sure that had NOTHING to do with his endorsement.
This post had nothing to do with Mejia.
By the way, Mejia had announced his support from Pena last summer.
Definitely not true.