Senate
to Begin Live “Webcast” of Sessions
02.25.05 mp3 (Senate Communications
Director Malia Bennett discusses new webcast service.) mp3 (Senate Executive
Assistant Cindy Sullivan says it will help her and her
Senator's constituents.) mp3 (Senate Communications
Specialist Adrianne Covington recorded live via
webcast.)
Senate Republican Leader Glenn Coffee discusses week
3 of the 2005 session. 02.24.05 mp3
First
Meeting of Women’s Caucus A Success
02.24.05 mp3 (Sen. Wilcoxson says
it's very exciting that women from both houses can
work together across party lines on important women's
issues.) mp3 (Rep. Ann Coody says
the Women's Caucus is a great opportunity for women
who have so much in common to work together.)
State
Senate a ‘Graveyard for Good Legislation’
02.24.05 mp3 (Sen. Coffee says the
State Senate is a graveyard for good legislation.) mp3 (Sen. Reynolds points
out that only 1 out of 30 finance bills passed was a Republican
measure.) mp3 (Sen. Brogdon notes
that public support for the TABOR bill was greater than
for the Marriage Protection Act.)
Senator
Coffee's End of Week Q & A Session
02.10.05 mp3 (Each week during the
session, Republican Floor Leader Glenn Coffee would like
to make available a Q & A looking back on the week’s
events and looking ahead to key issues for the next week.
These will run from 4.30 to 5 minutes and may be used
in part or in their entirety.)
GOP
Senators Voice Opposition to Forced Consolidation of Schools
02.09.05 mp3 (Sen. Laughlin says
Senate Republicans are against forced school consolidation.) mp3 (Sen. Myers says forced
school consolidation would devastate rural schools and
communities .) mp3 (Sen. Coates says
the best way to lose a community is to close a rural school.) mp3 (Sen Justice says
consolidation should be left up to local school districts.) mp3 (Sen. Ford says that
parents, teachers, principals & school boards know
what's best for their children.) mp3 (Sen. Barrington says
without rural schools there can be no rural development.)
