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Sharf
Fears Sinclair Could "End up introducing Ideas
Into the Party."
Joshua Sharf, conceded that his motives were to prevent
the party from being "infected" with Sinclair's
ideas. It is obvious that Sharf's intention to prevent
the free exchange of ideas stands in direct opposition not
only to the party of Lincoln but to all basic values of a
free democratic society that made America great.
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The
Interfaith Alliance of Colorado expresses concern over religiously
incendiary statements in the political arena
May 29, 2008
The Interfaith Alliance of Colorado (TIA-CO), since its inception
in 1998, has stood behind the principle that our democratic
process is best served when candidates for political office
run civil, issues-oriented campaigns.
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Abrahamic
Initiative of St. John's
May 15, 2008
Statement Regarding Recent Islamophobic Statements In The
Political Arena...
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Carroll
offers one-sided opinion
This letter has not been edited
M. Paul Garrett, Estes Park
Saturday, May 3, 2008
Regarding ìCentristî April 3, 2008: Mr. Carroll,
I wonder if you have ever been to the West Bank? Have you ever
sat down and spoken with someone who lost their home in 1948
or 1967? Have you ever visited the ìCanada Parkî
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JOHNSON:
Muslim candidate seeks detente with own
party
By Bill Johnson, Rocky Mountain News
Friday,
May 2, 2008
I am going to break a personal rule today and write about someone
running for local or statewide office. My rule: Let 'em take
out an ad.But Rima Barakat Sinclair is a worthy exception. That's
because few would envy her candidacy.
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Local,
state issues will be top priorities
Rima B. Sinclair, Denver
Thursday, May 1, 2008
In deciding to run for State House District 6, I saw a chance
to give back to my country and an opportunity to bring a fresh
perspective when addressing the tough issues that face both
Colorado and the nation.
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Attack
on candidate says a lot about Carroll
Ron Forthofer, Longmont
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Vincent Carroll's attack on Rima Sinclair's candidacy for the
state legislature was troubling ("Centrist?" On Point, April
3). In his attack, Carroll only addressed her position on Israel.
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Sinclair
would be an effective legislator
Steve Laudeman, Denver
Friday, April 11, 2008
A portion of Vincent Carroll's April 3 On Point
column ("Centrist?") is used to attack the candidacy of Rima
Barakat Sinclair for the state House of Representatives. Carroll
presents Sinclair's statements in a context that suggests
she has said something offensive,...
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Interfaith
service links hearts
Christians, Muslims, Jews, others share spirit of love
Hector Gutierrez, Rocky Mountain News
Friday, November 24, 2006
As violence and tension continued unchecked in
the Middle East on Thanksgiving morning, Muslims, Christians,
Jews and the non-religious put away their newspapers, turned
off their televisions and shared a peaceful, common ground at
a gathering in Denver.
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