Clear The Bench Colorado Director Matt Arnold appearing on “Under The Dome” special report Thursday 16 July at 7PM

by CTBC Director | 5:00 pm, July 15, 2009 | Comments Off

Clear The Bench Colorado Director Matt Arnold is appearing on a Backbone Radio “Under The Dome” special report this Thursday evening at 7PM (710 AM KNUS). From the KNUS 710 station promo: “A campaign is underway to vote down Colorado’s chief justice and three of her colleagues on the 2010 ballot.  What are the pros and cons? Get the story from former Senate President John Andrews and his guest experts on “Under the Dome,” a NewsTalk 710 special report on Thursday night at 7:00.” Tune in Thursday evening at 7PM to hear Matt present the case for restoring accountability to our judiciary in Colorado by exercising YOUR right to vote “NO” on retaining the four unjust justices of the Mullarkey Majority (Justices Michael Bender, Alex Martinez, Nancy Rice, and Chief Justice Mary Mullarkey) who need YOUR approval to continue taking away your rights: your right to vote on tax increases, your right to defend your homes and business from seizure by rapacious governments, and your right to enjoy the benefits of the rule of law, not rule by activist, agenda-driven “justices.” Let’s Clear The Bench, Colorado!  Vote “NO” on unjust justices in 2010!

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