Just What Did Colorado Ethics Watch Learn from Media Matters’ Demise?

by Ben DeGrow | 5:49 pm, March 26, 2009 | Comments Off

Colorado Ethics Watch’s Chantell Taylor has filed an especially frivolous complaint, reports Face The State. While a frustrating annoyance, it’s also a badge of honor for Fort Collins city council candidate Andrew Boucher, who is running a tireless and effective pro-liberty campaign. The uncanny timing and sheer desperation of this complaint makes me wonder if Colorado [...]

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