Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet wants to know what businesses think about their experiences with federal grants and contracting processes.
Bennet launched two online surveys for Coloradans who have applied for, submitted bids or have been awarded federal grants and contracts.
“As I travel the state, I’ve heard from Coloradans who have had both positive and negative experiences [...] [...]
The Food and Drug Administration approved 35 new medications in fiscal year 2011, the most in a decade, with the exception of 2009.
Many of the drugs are groundbreaking – including medications to treat Hepatitis C, prostate cancer, lupus and drug-resistant skin infections.
Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet has advocated changes to the FDA’s approval process since he [...] [...]
Sen. Michael Bennet is asking the Food and Drug Administration for a uniform standard that allows the agency to monitor drugs as they move through the supply chain, ensuring that all medicine is manufactured, stored and distributed safely.
There are critical drug shortages in Colorado and throughout the country, and Bennet is proposing new rules to [...] [...]
Sen. Michael Bennet says a proposal to reduce the federal deficit should be taken seriously and should serve as a “starting point” for dialogue.
Bennet issued the statement Friday as the proposal came up for a vote before President Barack Obama’s deficit commission.
It failed to get enough support to lead to quick congressional action, but it [...] [...]
NBC’s “Meet the Press” will be featuring Colorado’s U.S. Senate race with a face-off between incumbent Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet and Republican Ken Buck.
NBC says the candidates will meet on the show on Oct. 17, two weeks before the election. Bennet is seeking election for the first time after Gov. Bill Ritter appointed him to [...] [...]
The White House faced fresh questions over back-room dealmaking after acknowledging that one of President Barack Obama’s top advisers encouraged a Colorado Democrat to apply for an international development job instead of challenging the candidate whom the president favored in a Senate race.
The aide “wanted to determine if it was possible to avoid a costly [...] [...]
The new Senate health care reform bill, released yesterday by Sen. Max Baucus, contains key provisions from proven success in Colorado.
U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet said he included provisions in the bill that will improve patient care and lower cost using a “proven care transitions model” developed in Colorado.
“Colorado has incredible examples of how our nation [...] [...]
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