From today's Denver Post: "The Colorado Alliance for a Secure America has formed a political action committee to push for immigration and border-security reform.
"Chrisann Reese, executive director of the group, expressed frustration with politicians from both major parties on immigration law.
"The time has come for our state politicians and bureaucrats to wake up to the will of the people on the issues of illegal immigration and border security," she said in a statement announcing the PAC.
"CASAPAC is the state's only political action group focusing on immigration, Reese said."
Oval Office 2008: "The problem that social conservatives have is over-abundance of choice, not lack of it. The fragmentation of the social conservative vote, leaving no single candidate with enough support to beat McCain or Giuliani, is their biggest danger. Only by concentrating their support on one individual can social conservatives secure a nominee they can be happy with - and Frist's announcement will have done him no favours with this constituency."
Oval Office 2008: "The battles for the party nominations are not the only contests taking place for 2008. Both parties also need to choose locations for their national conventions - the rather dull, orchestrated balloon-fests that once determined who would get nominated, but now just rumber-stamp a decision made by primary voters six months previously."
The Moderate Voice: "Take A Peek at quite a remarkable undertaking: LeftyBlogs.com. It's a news aggregator but almost breathtaking in its Internet and political concept. The underlying idea is to put a lasting informational component into the progressive movement's infrastructure. How to do it? By scanning 600 progresssive blogs - broken down into states so readers can find them quickly - every 10 minutes, and indexing them. Constantly."
Disclosure: Coyote Gulch is indexed by LeftyBlogs.com (Thanks!) despite our unwavering attempts at objective election coverage. 
Category: 2008 Presidential Election
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