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January 05, 2010 03:30 AM UTC
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High-powered elections lawyer Mark Grueskin, representing the committee Protect Colorado’s Communities, today filed a complaint alleging
While I think these would be devastating for Colorado, I also support the right for anyone to put anything up for a vote if they meet the requirements.
And while I agree that it strains credibility that this was accomplished for $200.00 – it is possible. And I don’t think we should require people to prove innocence just because we think something is unlikely.
Here’s hoping that PCC has some actual evidence to back up their complaint. Because otherwise it’ll be thrown out, and should be. But that also makes it harder for someone else who comes later with actual evidence.
So good luck PCC, but you better have something more than “we don’t think it can be done this way.”
Printing, paid circulators, lawyers?
Not possible even using volunteer lawyers and labor.
Weren’t you a strong supporter of Ref O?
I support anyone using the process to put something on the ballot. I also support making the process a bit more rigorous.
He’ll do what it takes not to get this lawsuit thrown out. There’ll be depositions. I would love to see the transcript of a deposition of Douglas Bruce done by Mark Grueskin.
as the first election-year lawsuit of the decade? First of many, of course.
George W. Bush, that’s who.
I can just picture him in the White House, watching that flick over and over. I’ll bet the asshole spent five more times watching Austin Powers flicks then he ever spent reading the 9/11 Report. Make that ten times. Twenty.
Meanwhile, Obama is poring over hundreds of pages of information about the recent bombing attempt.
The links for #101 and #61 took me to the #60 complaint.
I’m still not clear how these passed the single subject requirement though. I had been expecting a challenge on those grounds.
right until we don’t.
cheating.
if it is done by liberals or community activists like ACORN. Otherwise it is OK and winky winky we all know that playing hardball means crossing the line sometimes.
Cheaters are as American as Dick Cheney and those who play by the rules are wimps who deserve to be slaughtered.
He doesn’t believe in campaign reporting. See the attached article from the Colorado Springs Independent:
http://www.csindy.com/colorado…