Colorado’s Amendment 54 proponents have taken their case to the airwaves for the first time [Video Updated]:
The case of state senator Abel Tapia receiving hundreds of thousands in no-bid government contracts over 10 years was first brought to light by the Denver Post back in April. But as the ad correctly points out, Amendment 54 would create an electronic database of no-bid government contracts searchable by Colorado citizens.
You can find the explanation for my endorsement of Amendment 54 and thumbnail explanations of all the measures on my guide to the 2008 Colorado ballot.
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Tapia’s a PERFECT example showing only the Good Ol’ Boy network loses when Amentment 54 passes!