REDSTATE (Ward Clark) - Denver Businessman on Democratic Socialists: 'I'll Settle for Not Crazy'
During which time periods did the political shift in Colorado accelerate?
The trend of Colorado transforming from "South Wyoming" to "East California" accelerated through the 1990s and early 2000s.
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When did the author move to Colorado and what was the political climate like at that time?
The author moved to Colorado in 1988, at which time people were beginning to complain about an influx of leftists, primarily from California.
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How has the political landscape of Colorado changed according to the article's author?
The author notes that Colorado has experienced an increasing leftward tilt over the years, describing its transformation from being "for the most part, South Wyoming" to becoming "East California."
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What has a Denver businessman expressed regarding Democratic Socialists?
The Denver businessman stated, "I'll Settle for Not Crazy" in reference to Democratic Socialists.
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