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With overwhelming majority support from the Senate Finance Committee, Jack Lew appears headed for confirmation by the full Senate as the next Secretary of the Treasury.  There are plenty of reasons to doubt that Lew is the best available talent to manage the affairs of the world's largest economy during perilous economic circumstances.  But, it is also impossible not to notice the hypocrisy of Obama and his liberal minions who are silent about Lew's Cayman Island and Wall Street connections after scandalizing Mitt Romney as a "felon" and an "economic traitor" who "bets against America" during the Presidential campaign.    

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By Rich Sokol, Contributing Editor
 

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By Debbie Brown  

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By Craig Silverman, Contributing Editor 

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The sparring over energy issues in the Presidential debates, particularly the first one at the University of Denver, underscored divergent viewpoints between the two candidates. The differences are particularly important here in Colorado, where we are home to ten of America’s 100 largest natural gas fields, and three of the 100 largest oil fields.   

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Many political pundits seemed flummoxed last evening by Mitt Romney's debate style. That's because they watched as partisans when they should have watched with the mindset of an undecided, non-partisan voter. In that light, Romney's debate strategy was picture perfect given that he needed to demonstrate that he is well-versed on foreign policy issues and understands that we are a war-weary nation.  

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By Craig Alan Silverman, Contributing Editor 

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Based on the results contained in a number of polls that have been released in recent days, it is clear that the 70 million Americans who watched the first debate between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama believe that Romney provided more substantive answers than Obama. Given that fact, it is beyond baffling that the Obama campaign's response to the growing national realization that Obama is devoid of a plan for America's future has been to champion, wait for it, Big Bird!  

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Predictably, the Obama campaign has decided that the only way to divert attention from Barack Obama's disastrous performance in his first debate with Mitt Romney is to attack Romney.  

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