Caitlyn Kim
CPR reporter (appearing from Washington, D.C.) covering Colorado's congressional delegation and federal races, providing analysis of House and Senate contests and incumbents' vulnerabilities.
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Jul 18, 2025 • 39min
What Republicans' ‘One Big Beautiful Bill' means for Colorado
Caitlyn Kim, CPR's D.C. correspondent, and John Daley, CPR's health reporter, dive into the implications of the massive Republican tax and spending package. They discuss how the new bill impacts Colorado's safety net, including potential Medicaid cuts that could affect over 100,000 people. The guests also explore changes to the state's food stamp program and the possible rise in healthcare costs. As they dissect the political challenges and local repercussions, listeners gain insights into how policy shifts will reshape lives in Colorado.
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Apr 4, 2025 • 27min
Colorado's political parties navigate a changed political landscape
Jesse Paul, a reporter for The Colorado Sun focusing on state politics, and Caitlyn Kim from CPR News, who analyzes Democratic strategies, dive into Colorado's shifting political landscape. They discuss the Colorado GOP's struggle to unify under new leadership and the challenges of regaining relevance amid national upheaval. Caitlyn highlights the Democrats' efforts to reconnect with voters and communicate their support for working-class families, emphasizing the need for powerful narratives as they approach crucial elections.
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Nov 7, 2025 • 39min
Yes, yes, we just had an election, but It's never too soon to talk about the midterms
Join Jenny Brundin, an education reporter for Colorado Public Radio, as she celebrates the passage of Propositions LL and MM for free school meals, revealing their implications for funding and community support. Jesse Paul, from The Colorado Sun, provides insight into the competitive landscape for the 2026 gubernatorial race, highlighting key candidates and their dynamics. Caitlyn Kim discusses the vulnerabilities of first-term congressional members and the potential shifts in Colorado's political scene as races heat up. Expect lively discussions about future election strategies!
