February 15, 2003 - Broomfield Enterprise Letter to the Editor - A 206,000 Square Foot Wal-Mart Right Here in Broomfield?

February 08, 2003 - Broomfield Enterprise Letter to the Editor - Childhood Rickets is Returning

January 11, 2003 - Broomfield Enterprise Letter to the Editor - Fluoride - We Don't Need It!

November 24, 2002 - Boulder Camera Letter to the Editor Response - Some candidates spoke against war

November 04, 2002 - Colorado Daily Letter to the Editor - Vote Green for a Real Change!

October 22, 2002 - Colorado Daily - Hopefuls for U.S. House spar on campus

October 19, 2002 - Guest Opinion- An Alternative View on the War with Iraq - published in Broomfield Enterprise, Colorado Daily, Weekly Register Call, Daily Times Call, and others

October 17, 2002 - Rocky Mountain News - Animal-rights activists push me, pull you to get Dr. Dolittle elected

September 7, 2002 - Boulder Daily Camera Letter - 'GMO' foods are rejected by many

September 1, 2002 - Colorado - Featured Interview on PurePolitics.com

August 31, 2002 - Broomfield Enterprise - New Choices in November

August 23, 2002 - Rocky Mountain News - Third-party activists condemn march toward war with Iraq

August 23, 2002 - Boudler Daily Camera - Patrick West runs for Congress

August 9, 2002 - Aurora Sentinel - Independent political parties form coalition

August 3, 2002 - Denver Post Editorial Response - Let the flowers bloom

August 2, 2002 - Denver Post Editorial - Let the flowers bloom

August 1, 2002 - Pueblo Chieftain - Third parties form coalition

August 1, 2002 - Denver Daily - Third Parties Form Coalition

August 1, 2002 - Denver Post - 5 small parties joining forces - Coalition to target unaffiliated voters

July 31, 2002 - Rocky Mountain News - Independent political parties form coalition

July 31, 2002 - AP Newswire - Independent political parties form coalition

June 11, 2002 - Colorado Daily - 2 Third-Party Candidates to Face Colo. Congressman

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