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Content Index: Amendment 48
Follow this topic by RSSRitter's calendar redactions leave lingering questions
February 3, 2009Through an open records request for Gov. Bill Ritter's 2007 and 2008 calendars, Face the State has received hundreds of pages pointing to Ritter's whereabouts over the past two years. While Ritter's legal counsel complied with the request by providing information about meetings and public appearances, the documents also included various election-related redactions.
FTS Humor: Time to change the channel
Face The State Humor
October 30, 2008By Andrew Ripemoff
It’s been an incredibly exciting campaign season, and today, we look back at all the hot button people and issues making news this election cycle. I’m talking about things like "Joe the Plumber," "Jeremiah Wright," and the $700 billion Wall Street bailout which, coincidentally, is the same amount Mark Udall has spent trying to tear down Bob Schaffer.
Initiative campaigns' final pitch for your vote
A Face the State Staff Report
October 21, 2008Mail-in ballots have been trickling back to County Clerks' offices, and early voting began Monday with record turnout. Face the State gave each of 10 remaining ballot initiatives the opportunity to write a short column explaining why voters should support or oppose each measure.
Does Ritter help or hurt when he comes out against an initiative?
A Face the State Staff Report
October 13, 2008In the last two weeks, Gov. Bill Ritter has publicly come out against two ballot proposals, worked behind the scenes to knock a few more off the ballot, and has continued to serve as a key spokesman for another. And now with recent polls showing the Democrat's approval ratings at under 50 percent, his diluted stamp of approval is being dismissed by his political opponents.
GOP Delegates: Palin Pick "Brilliant"
A Face the State Staff Report
August 30, 2008The morning after Barack Obama’s historic acceptance speech at Invesco Field at Mile High, the media has already moved on and is buzzing about John McCain’s choice of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate.