Former Denver mayor and Clinton secretary of the Department of Transportation Federico Peña endorsed Joe Biden for the Democratic nomination for president, giving his fellow Coloradans the cold shoulder.
Senator Michael Bennet (D., Colo.), a struggling Democratic presidential candidate, urged his party and its supporters to not buy into the promises of Sen. Bernie Sanders's (I., Vt.) Medicare for All proposal. Bennet said the majority of the party does not support such a vast overhaul of the healthcare system in a podcast interview released Tuesday.
Sen. Michael Bennet (D., Colo.) warned that his fellow 2020 presidential candidates were out of step with the public on illegal immigration Thursday, suggesting they didn't support a secure border.
Joe Biden has led the national polls in the race for the 2020 Democratic nomination since last year. He's ahead in the first three contests, also, with leads ranging from 7 points (Iowa) to 13 points (New Hampshire) to 28 points (South Carolina). He's first in fivethirtyeight.com's endorsement primary. And though he didn't launch his campaign until the second quarter of 2019, at which point Bernie Sanders had raised the most money, his nonstop fundraising schedule, and great first-24-hours number, suggests that his second-quarter haul will be impressive. Going into tonight's Democratic debate, there was no reason to doubt Biden's status as the Democratic frontrunner.
All seven Democrats in the Senate running for president were absent Wednesday for a vote to send $4.6 billion in emergency humanitarian relief to the southern border to help thousands of migrant families and unaccompanied children.
No Democratic presidential candidate is paying less attention to younger voters than Colorado senator Michael Bennet, at least when it comes to Facebook advertising.
2020 Democratic candidates interviewed by the New York Times split on their openness to expanding the Supreme Court from its current slate of nine justices.
Colorado Democratic senator Michael Bennet slammed the legislative process as "rigged" at a time when his own party held majority of the upper chamber of Congress.
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Former Denver mayor and Clinton secretary of the Department of Transportation Federico Peña endorsed Joe Biden for the Democratic nomination for president, giving his fellow Coloradans the cold shoulder. 
