Sen. John Morse – Caught Double-Dipping on Per-Diem?

by T.L. James | 6:52 pm, April 8, 2011

The gist of the story is that Morse may have claimed per-diem while on a fully-paid trip to China, which one might expect is not what Senate per-diem is meant to cover. Further, the paid-for trip itself may have violated Amendment 41 rules, in that the trip was sponsored by an organization which receives most of its funding from for-profit sources.

Ritter Campaigns Against Amendment 46

by zombiehunter | 10:00 pm, September 29, 2008

Today Governor Ritter held a press conference to campaign against Amendment 46: Civil Rights Initiative.  People’s Press Collective has the 4 minute video: Here are some of the highlights: “but Amendment 46 undercuts Colorado and destroys years of progress in education, in health care, in workforce development.  All efforts that are important to Colorado’s hardworking [...]

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