by Andrea Merida | Oct 10, 2014 | All News, Elections & Candidates, Events, Featured
Join us tonight for a donation-only concert at 10th Street and Navajo! As you may know, Jill Stein has been in town for the Free and Equal Debates here in Denver this Wednesday. After watching Harry outshine his competition, we solidified our plans for a musical event...
by Andrea Merida | Oct 3, 2014 | All News, Elections & Candidates, Events, Featured
Free & Equal is hosting a gubernatorial debate this week in Denver. It’s being moderated by hip-hop legend Professor Griff and being held at Infinity Park International Ballroom in Glendale, CO on Wednesday, October 8th, 2014 at 7PM. Harry Hempy will be...
by Andrea Merida | May 22, 2014 | All News, Events, Featured, Stay Informed
We’ve Been Had! Did you hear about the minimum wage protests today? You may not have, depending on where you get your media! The fact is, corporate interests are taking advantage of American workers, and have been for decades! Just ask Louise Marie Rantzau:...
by Andrea Merida | May 5, 2014 | All News, Elections & Candidates, Featured
Your vote can make a difference! Harry Hempy is seeking an endorsement for Governor of Colorado from Democracy for America (DFA), the organization Howard Dean formed about a decade ago. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are strong proponents of DFA. DFA gives...
by Andrea Merida | Apr 18, 2014 | All News, Elections & Candidates, Stay Informed
The Green Party of Colorado is tackling the problems of two-party government in Colorado. Party co-chair, Bill Bartlett, will discuss the People’s Primary, a grassroots movement to increase participation in elections by giving all voters access to a primary...
by Andrea Merida | Apr 13, 2014 | All News, Featured, Stay Informed
Last week an important committee hearing was held concerning parents, children, and families. Many people showed up to voice their fears and demand an end to the proposals. The upcoming bills SB14-177 and SB14-178 are not a long-term correction for the terror...
