Clear The Bench Colorado Director Matt Arnold appearing on Pirate Radio (104.7FM, Greeley) Wednesday 15 July
by CTBC Director | 9:27 pm, July 14, 2009 | 1 Comment
Clear The Bench Colorado Director Matt Arnold is appearing on Pirate Radio (104.7 FM, Greeley) Wednesday July 15th from 11-12AM. Pirate Radio was recently profiled in a Denver Post feature article (”Good times for old-time radio“) for its independent ownership, innovative/retro format (”a formula of old-time radio schtick along with playlists of the top 100 songs from the years up to 1964″) and popular success (”Pirate Radio now boasts about 40,000 listeners and dominates the local radio market”). Matt will present the case for restoring accountability to Colorado’s judiciary by voting “NO” in retention elections for the “unjust justices” of the Mullarkey Majority in 2010 (FOUR Colorado Supreme Court justices - Michael Bender, Alex Martinez, Nancy Rice, and Chief Justice Mary Mullarkey - must face Colorado voters in November 2010). They need your approval to continue taking away your rights - DON’T GIVE IT TO THEM! Vote “NO” on unjust justices, ditch the Mullarkey Majority, and Clear The Bench, Colorado!Category:
2010, Colorado, Grassroots, Liberty, PPC, Rule of Law
Tags: Alex Martinez > Clear The Bench > Colorado Constitution > Colorado Judges > Colorado Supreme Court > judical activism > judicial accountability > judicial evaluation > judicial retention > Mary Mullarkey > Michael Bender > Mullarkey Court > Mullarkey Majority > Nancy Rice > Pirate Radio > Syndicated > TABOR > unjust justices
Tags: Alex Martinez > Clear The Bench > Colorado Constitution > Colorado Judges > Colorado Supreme Court > judical activism > judicial accountability > judicial evaluation > judicial retention > Mary Mullarkey > Michael Bender > Mullarkey Court > Mullarkey Majority > Nancy Rice > Pirate Radio > Syndicated > TABOR > unjust justices
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July 15th, 2009 @ 1:28 pm
Enjoyed a great interview on Pirate Radio – bit of a drive up to Greeley, but I wanted to witness this quirky, entrepreneurial radio station that has taken the Greeley airwaves (and market share) by storm with my own two eyes. Independent radio, as it should be – appreciated the invite, and the opportunity, to discuss Clear The Bench Colorado on the air (and online at http://www.pirate1047.com/).
Vote “NO” on unjust justices – make the Mullarkey Majority walk the plank, Arrrrr!