Source: Next with Kyle Clark

A Democratic Capitol staffer has lost her security clearance after helping sneak a portrait of Vladimir Putin into the state portrait hall

Katie March, an advisor to Colorado Speaker of the House Crisanta Duran, helped bring the painting into the Capitol through an employee entrance last Friday. Kyle Clark explains.

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Jimmy Treantos, a neighbor, and Felixx Welliver, her tenant, in front of Demos' house of flowers. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

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A Democratic Capitol staffer has lost her security clearance after helping sneak a portrait of Vladimir Putin into the state portrait hall

A lot of those political calls and texts you’re getting are exempt from the Do not Call Registry

Remember the “Rose House” at Alameda and Logan? It’s gone, but some of the roses live on.

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